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by NightShark115
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by Petsson12
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by NightShark115
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by Petsson12
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by NightShark115
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by NightShark115
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by NightShark115
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by NightShark115
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by NightShark115
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by NightShark115
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by NightShark115
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by NightShark115
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by NightShark115
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by Petsson12
15 Reviews:
kurath
An adventure fangame heavily inspired by Kill the Guy. It features floatier physics, so be aware of that if you're a physics purist.
Overall its quite solid. Production is good throughout, though the menu/loading times are kind of tedious in weird ways. Visuals are good and music is fitting in that style. It has a good balance of effects to amplify the game without feeling excessive or distracting.
Platforming wise, stages are distinguished by their gimmicks. Nothing new is really brought to the table here but the classic gimmicks it uses it tends to do fairly well with a single exception. Gravity flippers are present throughout the game and they oscillate heavily, and there are a number of jumps that become impossible if you hit them at the wrong point in their oscillation which tends to be more annoying than interesting.
The bosses are where the game is hurt for me. They're not bad, inherently, and have good production and keep the player engaged. The problem is they have that old-school design philosophy where its just kind of a string of pattern attacks with no tells, many of which will gib you and require a fair bit of learning which is a bit tedious to get through. Most of them are not that long or hard, so its not that bad but it certainly was a downer and a weak point in the game for me. The bosses are inspired by classic games that have nothing to do with the stages they're in, and its not a problem thematically, but if you like seeing classic video game characters reimagined, you may get a kick out of some of these.
Overall it is good and it is worth playing. I'd play KTG first for sure, but if you like that and want more, this should be right up your alley - its a well made adventure that has aged well enough and has plenty to offer.
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Overall its quite solid. Production is good throughout, though the menu/loading times are kind of tedious in weird ways. Visuals are good and music is fitting in that style. It has a good balance of effects to amplify the game without feeling excessive or distracting.
Platforming wise, stages are distinguished by their gimmicks. Nothing new is really brought to the table here but the classic gimmicks it uses it tends to do fairly well with a single exception. Gravity flippers are present throughout the game and they oscillate heavily, and there are a number of jumps that become impossible if you hit them at the wrong point in their oscillation which tends to be more annoying than interesting.
The bosses are where the game is hurt for me. They're not bad, inherently, and have good production and keep the player engaged. The problem is they have that old-school design philosophy where its just kind of a string of pattern attacks with no tells, many of which will gib you and require a fair bit of learning which is a bit tedious to get through. Most of them are not that long or hard, so its not that bad but it certainly was a downer and a weak point in the game for me. The bosses are inspired by classic games that have nothing to do with the stages they're in, and its not a problem thematically, but if you like seeing classic video game characters reimagined, you may get a kick out of some of these.
Overall it is good and it is worth playing. I'd play KTG first for sure, but if you like that and want more, this should be right up your alley - its a well made adventure that has aged well enough and has plenty to offer.
Rating: 8.0 80
Difficulty: 50 50
Aug 28, 2019
Nick24
Now that I look at it, looks like this game was just a bit inspired by TTT1.
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Rating: 9.0 90
Difficulty: 50 50
Aug 24, 2017
609
This game is great for the most part, last stage is kinda boring but otherwise it's definitely worth playing and beginner friendly. High production value and (mostly) good bosses.
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Rating: 8.5 85
Difficulty: 40 40
Feb 11, 2015
Cutiefruity
Old school adventure with neat gimmick platforming. Some of the bosses, particularly the third and second last, are kinda meh, with some weird instagibs. The final boss is quite fun though. Overall a nice oldschool IKTG-inspired experience.
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Rating: 8.0 80
Difficulty: 50 50
May 28, 2021
shign
This game is really amazing. Very inspired by kill the guy (like many games), it has many gimmicks and bosses have the same vibes (expect for the third boss which has some boshy vibes)
It has a few cons:
-the first boss has an awful hurtbox
-the water stage is a bit annoying
-the last attack of the final boss is stupidely long
But otherwise if you like gimmicks, this is a must play
(I also had a bug on the last stage : I had the sound effects but no music so I did it without any music and when, at the final boss, I restarted the game it was solved)
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It has a few cons:
-the first boss has an awful hurtbox
-the water stage is a bit annoying
-the last attack of the final boss is stupidely long
But otherwise if you like gimmicks, this is a must play
(I also had a bug on the last stage : I had the sound effects but no music so I did it without any music and when, at the final boss, I restarted the game it was solved)
Rating: 9.0 90
Difficulty: 45 45
Jun 25, 2019