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Blast Processed — Quick summary
Blast Processed is a PC action-platformer from Eli Bailey that centers on rocket-jump movement inspired by 1990s shooters. The core loop has players racing through compact 3D courses, using explosive boosts and precise timing to chain launches and preserve momentum.
What the levels throw at you
- Skybound platforms and precarious aerial routes that demand clean mid-air control
- Molten chasms and heat-scorched stages where a single misstep can end your run
- Experimental obstacle designs that combine moving platforms, launch pads, and environmental hazards
How movement works
The game revolves around using explosive propulsion to launch your character. Successful runs require mastering the angle and timing of each blast so you keep speed instead of losing it. Launch pads and reactive surfaces are placed to extend combos, but maintaining momentum is the main skill — mistimed jumps will drop you into traps or force costly recoveries.
Challenge level and audience
This is a demanding title that rewards practice and precision. Speedrunners and players who enjoy high-skill mobility systems will find it satisfying; casual players may find the learning curve steep and the penalty for mistakes frustrating.
Games you might also like
- Celeste — a precision platformer that emphasizes timing and momentum in tight, hand-crafted stages
- Quake Champions — classic arena shooter movement with rocket-boost techniques and fast-paced map traversal
- Dragon’s Dogma 2 (paid) — an action RPG with vertical combat elements and strong focus on player agency and movement options
Final thoughts
If you enjoy high-risk, high-speed platforming centered on explosive movement and perfect timing, Blast Processed is worth a try. Expect steep challenges and the chance to shave seconds off courses as you get better.
Technical
- Windows
- Full
