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Pigeon
For: I wanna Derikea M's nostril hairs
For: I wanna Derikea M's nostril hairs
There can be a bit of challenging platforming but it's usually with short saves.
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Rating: 4.0 40
Difficulty: 42 42
Sep 2, 2022
Pigeon
For: あほげ2019
For: あほげ2019
No clear screen, but it does says end after the last attack despite a constant wobbling rotating circle of bullets sticking around.
You can stay there if you want to listen to the rest of the song.
Fast attacks overall and some bits of luck due to the low spacing at times
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You can stay there if you want to listen to the rest of the song.
Fast attacks overall and some bits of luck due to the low spacing at times
Rating: 3.5 35
Difficulty: 42 42
Sep 2, 2022
K_YouTube
For: I Wanna Tell The World v1.1 (REMAKE. ver)
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For: I Wanna Tell The World v1.1 (REMAKE. ver)
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Rating: 7.0 70
Difficulty: 22 22
Sep 2, 2022
Gaborro
For: I wanna be the Science
For: I wanna be the Science
Just simple and straight up fun, which is surprising for the length of the boss and the fact the harder part is at the end.
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Rating: 9.0 90
Difficulty: 65 65
Sep 2, 2022
CanusAntonius
For: I wanna dash the hardship
For: I wanna dash the hardship
Now this was quite something, truly one of the hidden gems of the Adventure genre. The game has fun platforming, hilarious traps, some cool bosses, and a great storyline. It'll also teach you the importance of reading signs.
The Kid wakes up imprisoned on a flying ship, this is the main setting of the game where most of it will occur. As you would expect, the goal is to both escape the ship, as well as to defeat your various captors. Each of them put up a good fight throughout the game, each being entirely unique and interesting, and they'll also taunt you several times to make their job easier. I respect the fact that the progression of the game is upheld by the narrative, it makes it feel like a true adventure, something most makers don't both to attempt.
Platforming is also pretty special, and often will involve funny traps that aim to end your life. There are a few instances where they can get pretty dense, but never truly overwhelming. Occasionally you might encounter light gimmicks, such as switches that makes robots move left/right or up/down to allow you to progress. The game keeps itself fresh by always having variety in what's going on, so you'll always be doing something interesting.
At the time of reviewing this, it seems not many have heard of this game, so I hope this convinces more to give it a try. I firmly recommend it, it's from two powerful makers who know exactly how to make an adventure.
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The Kid wakes up imprisoned on a flying ship, this is the main setting of the game where most of it will occur. As you would expect, the goal is to both escape the ship, as well as to defeat your various captors. Each of them put up a good fight throughout the game, each being entirely unique and interesting, and they'll also taunt you several times to make their job easier. I respect the fact that the progression of the game is upheld by the narrative, it makes it feel like a true adventure, something most makers don't both to attempt.
Platforming is also pretty special, and often will involve funny traps that aim to end your life. There are a few instances where they can get pretty dense, but never truly overwhelming. Occasionally you might encounter light gimmicks, such as switches that makes robots move left/right or up/down to allow you to progress. The game keeps itself fresh by always having variety in what's going on, so you'll always be doing something interesting.
At the time of reviewing this, it seems not many have heard of this game, so I hope this convinces more to give it a try. I firmly recommend it, it's from two powerful makers who know exactly how to make an adventure.
Rating: 8.5 85
Difficulty: 53 53
Sep 2, 2022