
Is Jorji and Impossible Forest worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Platformer fans who want a very high difficulty curve
- Players who prefer simple controls paired with puzzles and enemies
- Action-adventure players interested in a cursed-forest journey
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a relaxed platformer may find the difficulty rises quickly.
- Players wanting complex controls or broader character systems may find the main actions limited to jumping, air-dashing, shooting, and climbing.
- Players looking for a journey without repeated failures may not suit its fast-respawn challenge structure.
Our take on Jorji and Impossible Forest
The focus on difficult 2D platforming keeps the controls limited to a small set of actions, but that choice leaves less room for broader systems or a relaxed pace. Fast respawns support repeated attempts, while quickly rising difficulty makes persistence central.
What is Jorji and Impossible Forest?
Guide Jorji, a forester boy immune to the wizard Nemrok’s curse, through the depths of Impossible Forest.
This hand-crafted 2D platformer combines jumping, air-dashing, shooting, and climbing with puzzles and crafty enemies. The forest’s inhabitants and guardians have been affected by evil seeds, while Jorji works to purge the evil forces and discover why Nemrok is interested in the area. Levels become difficult quickly, and each failure serves as a lesson during the journey. Fast respawns keep attempts moving as Jorji travels through the cursed forest and confronts its dangers.
How Jorji and Impossible Forest plays
- 01Four core abilities
- Jorji can jump, dash through the air, shoot, and climb.
- 02Puzzle challenges
- Puzzles appear alongside the platforming and enemy encounters.
- 03Fast respawns
- Failed attempts return Jorji to the action quickly.
- 04Cursed guardians
- The forest’s long-lived protectors are among the living beings affected by Nemrok’s evil seeds.
Jorji and Impossible Forest compared to similar games
Jusant is an action-puzzle climbing game focused on reaching the top of a tall tower, while Jorji combines climbing with jumping, air-dashing, shooting, puzzles, and enemies in a cursed forest. Sundered: Eldritch Edition is described as a metroidvania, whereas Jorji is presented as a hand-crafted 2D platformer with fast respawns.
Jorji and Impossible Forest: platforms & release
Is Jorji and Impossible Forest worth it?
It is worth it if: platformer fans who want a very high difficulty curve. Skip it if: players seeking a relaxed platformer may find the difficulty rises quickly.
Where can I download Jorji and Impossible Forest?
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What platforms is Jorji and Impossible Forest on?
Windows only.











