Synchroma from Superbrothers dev is a platformer with randomized
buttons  Indie developer Capy Games, best known for their work
on Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP, has debuted an
experimental (and ultra-hard) game titled Synchroma. It appears
to have a lot in common with platformers, but it randomizes the
button inputs each time you pick it up, and intentionally lacks
a tutorial informing you which buttons correspond to which
functions.  Polygon reports that Synchroma was the product of an
internal game jam at Capy. It was the brainchild of programmer
Renaud Bédard and artist/animator Nicolas Stephan. The idea was
to build a game about physical memory and how well you can
perform those complex tasks under a constant threat.  "Since we
were both fans of hard games that required adaptation from the
player, we wanted to give the player a really hard time ALL the
time," Qiqo said. "This is when the sadistic idea of randomized
controls came up. From there, it very quickly funneled into
having a randomly assigne