Geometry May. I swear it's a nice free game is a single-player action-adventure built around a runner format, with combat and acrobatic movement at its core. Its store description frames it as a free game and a small New Year present for people who follow the developer’s work, giving the project a personal, independent feel rather than presenting it as a broad multiplayer experience.
Movement is the defining detail: the description names slides, dashes, jumps and flights alongside combat. That mix makes the game’s identity more specific than a straightforward running challenge, while its staged progression provides a changing difficulty curve. The developer describes the challenge as neither casual nor hard, with difficulty increasing at each stage; completing the entire game is not required to unlock all the pictures.
The gallery is another distinct part of the design, featuring four ecchi pictures, each with stages of progression. The store listing also identifies controller support and Steam Achievements, reinforcing its action-game framing without changing that solo focus.
