Yuno loves try:

In Brief:
Yuno loves try is a very easy to play platformer made with the Unity game engine.

The Game:
Using the A and D keys to move left and right and the W or space bar to jump, collect coins and avoid the spikes located on some of the platforms. Your health reduces every time you touch a spike. You can see the state of your characters health via the indicator in the top right of the game screen. On screen buttons (main menu and moving to a new level) are accessed using your left mouse button.

To reach the higher platforms you'll need to use the trampoline platforms.

The third and final level has an invisible trampoline platform (jump to the right to land on it) that allows you to jump to the last platform and exit .

You can see a video of game play HERE.

Conclusion:
I'm not into most platformers, but found this reasonably easy so enjoyed playing what little of it there was. It looks like some of the assets have been hand drawn and added to the Unity game engine, which is one of it's positives.

Unfortunately the negatives outweigh the positives, for example I wasn't able to access the settings menu that is found in the main menu (see the first image above). Progress is saved when you return to the game so long as you complete a level; however, I was very surprised at the end of the third level when the black screen with the message ''The End- Thank you for playing :)'' appeared; (see the last image below. So, it's unlikely you'll need to return to the game because you'll almost certainly be able to complete it in less time that it takes to drink your morning coffee/tea break (assuming you get one of those) . It took me several minutes to complete and that was with the additional time taking screen captures etc. A little disappointing considering I was actually enjoying the game. Sadly it doesn't have enough game play content to even be called a demo. (IMO). All three levels are very short with only several platforms to navigate on each level.

Now, if you're like me and find most platformers quite difficult to complete, for example Super Meat Boy, I suggest you try one or more of the following platform games; three of which are among my all time favourite platformers i.e. Gish that has a similar premise to todays game where Gish an animated ball of tar is trying to rescue his girlfriend Brie who was abducted by a mysterious cloaked figure, who disappeared into the underworld of drains and sewers, with Wik and The Fable of Souls and Gumboy Crazy Adventures coming a close second and third favourite platformer and all of which are still available via either Steam or Big Fish games despite all three being over fifteen years old; however, if you want something more recent I would suggest one of the Trine franchise; i.e., Trine Enchanted Edition, Trine 2: Complete Story, Trine 3: The Artefacts of Power and Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince; all of which are on 75% off deals during the Steam Christmas sale, (which ends on the 5th January). Alternatively check out Hollow Knight, Ori and the Blind Forest and Cuphead. All three of which get overwhelmingly positive reviews on Steam from hundreds of thousands of Steam community members.

If you're strapped for cash following the soaring costs of the festive season, then check out Caiman Games for over five hundred free platform games, many of which are far better than todays offering.

Notes on Security
I scanned a zipped copy of the installed game using Virus Total and it found zero hits from 64 antimalware engines. You can see the scan HERE