Adventure Bit

Espectacular aventura, super sencillo, verás que hay que recoger cosas, matar bichos y salir lo que ves en una pantalla, no es ninguna aventura, ve un gameplay y si te gustan los juegos sencillos, saltar y disparar, te gustará. Tiene varios modos de dificultad, en los que cada pantalla se vuelve más complicada, y conseguir todos los logros tiene su cosilla, la verdad que entretiene eh, y es super barato, yo soy fan de SEEP, y tengo muchos de sus juegos porque a pesar de ser graficamente sencillos, ofrecen mucha diversión con muy poco. Encima está siempre por centimos, que no llega ni a un €, asi que no seas rata jo der. xD

Really nice, a "sibling game" of sorts to the earlier [b]Abduction Bit[/b] (which is even referenced at some point), with single-screen levels where specific conditions must be first met for an exit to open, be it removing all enemies, lighting torches, and so on. Each level has also got a Crystal Skull that can be in clear sight, behind some scenery, or needs some things done to appear. Just like in [b]Abduction[/b], enemies must be stunned and then touched, but it's easier here: just three hits of the trusty and fast whip no adventurer can go without. A fun extra mechanic has the whip being lit by fire, so it can be used to light torches or dispatch otherwise invulnerable ghosts. There are also stone heads that dispense useful bombs. The game is made up of level sets of increasing difficulty. Levels are nicely designed, with a good rising difficulty curve. One is clearly inspired by [b]Donkey Kong Jr.[/b] and there are probably other references I missed. It's also pretty pleasant to look at, with a limited palette but nicely chosen colors, and cute sprites; this time they modeled it after the MSX, fake loading screen included, and like other SEEP games you get a 4:3 aspect ratio and an optional CRT effect. It can be played in two, but there seem to be no changes to the levels to adapt to that; they are clearly designed with a single player in mind. That feature would have deserved to be better thought out, like even a dedicated set of levels. There are also a few situations that are based on throwing bombs with the right timing, but as they explode anyway sooner or later, it makes those passages annoying. For the game's small price, though, it's hard to go wrong.