5 Reviews:
omega2020
The bosses were creative and fun to fight for me. I personally prefer bosses with plenty of HP. The difficulty level rose as you progress through each stage. The music was good, however every time I died I didn't like that the music restarts. I enjoyed the Chrono Cross music in the forest stage but didn't like having to hear it from the beginning everytime I died. lol. The achievements section was nice. Overall I thought creator did a good job making the game. I beat the game and was unable to unlock all of the secrets to access the secret stage. Ironically the secret in stage 7 was my last one to get but was too hard for me due to the last gate jump which really disappointed me. I'll just watch youtube as someone else completes it. What a disappointment.
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Rating: 6.0 60
Difficulty: 55 55
May 2, 2020
kurath
A decently long, pretty good old-school adventure game.
Rating based on any%. There are definitely secrets with an extra but wasn't motivated to go back and find them, though the game does have the ability to revisit stages as needed to search. Difficulty is largely due to the final stage/boss, and it takes a while to build to even the 50 level, making it quite friendly for a newer player.
Starts very generic and incredibly easy, and picks up in all of quality, creativity and difficulty as you go. Production for the most part stays quite basic throughout, though it does improve.
Platforming wise, there's the occasional flying spike or simple trap which didn't really add much to the game, nor did it really detract. It starts introducing some gimmicks over time, though they were mostly quite basic and not hugely important. The final stage however, had a gimmick that was borderline just visual challenge, and not so much my cup of tea.
The bosses had some real high points, especially from stage 5 onward. Some of the fights do drag on a bit without necessarily being that engaging though, so it wasn't all great.
Overall, its a good game up to any%, perhaps extra is better, perhaps not but I probably won't bother finding out. I'd recommend it to those who like old school japanese adventure games and are looking for something generally not too tough.
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Rating based on any%. There are definitely secrets with an extra but wasn't motivated to go back and find them, though the game does have the ability to revisit stages as needed to search. Difficulty is largely due to the final stage/boss, and it takes a while to build to even the 50 level, making it quite friendly for a newer player.
Starts very generic and incredibly easy, and picks up in all of quality, creativity and difficulty as you go. Production for the most part stays quite basic throughout, though it does improve.
Platforming wise, there's the occasional flying spike or simple trap which didn't really add much to the game, nor did it really detract. It starts introducing some gimmicks over time, though they were mostly quite basic and not hugely important. The final stage however, had a gimmick that was borderline just visual challenge, and not so much my cup of tea.
The bosses had some real high points, especially from stage 5 onward. Some of the fights do drag on a bit without necessarily being that engaging though, so it wasn't all great.
Overall, its a good game up to any%, perhaps extra is better, perhaps not but I probably won't bother finding out. I'd recommend it to those who like old school japanese adventure games and are looking for something generally not too tough.
Rating: 6.8 68
Difficulty: 55 55
Nov 27, 2021
CrimsonKing
An adventure with seven stages each with a different theme. Rock guy, Desert, Tomb/Maze, Frost, Sky, Water and split screen. Each stages has a secret that unlocks an extra stage harder then the seven. Recommend a playthrough.
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Rating: 7.5 75
Difficulty: 45 45
Jul 29, 2020