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50 Reviews:
FlaviaFlave
This game has fantastic production quality, however I found it pretty lacking in the needle and boss design. I'm sure it was great back when it came out, however I don't think it holds up well today. The graphics are fantastic, but I still find this game difficult to recommend.
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Rating: 5.0 50
Difficulty: 50 50
Jun 3, 2020
ElCochran90
Had a fun time with it. This was a prototype for I wanna be the 8bit, which was a much greater game, which could've been even better if it had been finished. Don't tell me he lost inspiration because that game was good.
I have said it since I got familiar with Sephalos in Collab 1: he makes good retro fangames. Visually, he's great and delivers what was promised. Song choices are deeply rooted in a classics-lover's heart. That's it. Adventure-wise, this game is deceiving. What you think is Stage 1 because of the Super Mario Bros. 3 map turns out to be the entire game. That is such a disappointment because the ending is anticlimactic, including the final boss. It just seems like another boss.
There is variety in the designs and soundtrack choices, as mentioned, but nothing changes. It's the same jumps over and over again with occasional questionable traps that were put perhaps for comedic value. One stage features ok platforming but it doesn't really stand out. One boss is lazy and the second one is not epic enough to be a final fight.
I could even suspect this game was also unfinished, but it isn't. It features credits.
Bottom line, this adventure game is not as varied as 8bit, has repetitive platforming and is too short to be enjoyed to its fullest.
If you're, however, a fan of retro fangames, this is still a must for completionists. I don't regret my decision after all.
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I have said it since I got familiar with Sephalos in Collab 1: he makes good retro fangames. Visually, he's great and delivers what was promised. Song choices are deeply rooted in a classics-lover's heart. That's it. Adventure-wise, this game is deceiving. What you think is Stage 1 because of the Super Mario Bros. 3 map turns out to be the entire game. That is such a disappointment because the ending is anticlimactic, including the final boss. It just seems like another boss.
There is variety in the designs and soundtrack choices, as mentioned, but nothing changes. It's the same jumps over and over again with occasional questionable traps that were put perhaps for comedic value. One stage features ok platforming but it doesn't really stand out. One boss is lazy and the second one is not epic enough to be a final fight.
I could even suspect this game was also unfinished, but it isn't. It features credits.
Bottom line, this adventure game is not as varied as 8bit, has repetitive platforming and is too short to be enjoyed to its fullest.
If you're, however, a fan of retro fangames, this is still a must for completionists. I don't regret my decision after all.
Rating: 4.5 45
Difficulty: 50 50
Jan 23, 2020
SenorHardcore
When i open the Game, a Error message appears.
Wow...
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Wow...
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Difficulty: N/A
Aug 26, 2017