Lehekat

Editorial Don't bother

Lehekat is a short adult action game built around striking animations that players consistently praise as genuinely well-crafted and hot. However, the creative work is severely undermined by combat and level design that frustrates far more than it engages: clunky mechanics, poor enemy variety, limited upgrade control, and a progression system that feels arbitrary rather than rewarding. The fatal problem is technical stability—across multiple playthroughs, players report getting stuck in walls with no escape except a full restart, weapon bugs that render guns unshootable (especially after picking up certain upgrade combinations), infinite reload loops, and crashes that destroy run progress. These aren't edge cases; enough players hit them that finishing a run feels like winning a lottery. The game is so short that each bug reset sends you back to level 1, compounding frustration. Community sentiment is split between appreciation for the art assets and outright anger at the broken, buggy mess surrounding them. There is also speculation (unconfirmed) that the current release may not be from the original developer.