Corn Kidz 64
Also onNintendo
The unauthorized, kid-friendly version of the classic Stephen King thriller (or maybe not, maybe it's just a game about one-horned goatbabies)
Estimated lifetime revenueHigh confidence
$312.3Kgross
$187.4Klow → high range$530.9K
Net to developer$207.7K
Modeled estimate, not a reported figure. How we estimate →
Est. copies sold
49.2K
mid estimate
About
About the game
The unique aura of bygone 64-bit worlds resurrected in this "pilot episode" 3D platformer roughly 1/3rd the size of the classics.
Seve the one-horned goat has the same reoccurring dream every night. His friend Alexis is determined to break him free but they must first deal with an issue plaguing the nearby palindrome-themed town of Wolloh's Hollow.
- !!CONTROLLER REQUIRED!! XBOX and Steam Deck supported, PS4/PS5 & Switch Pro also fully supported through Steam Input (it is still possible to try to play with the keyboard but pain will ensue)
- locked at 30fps (60fps option available in beta opt-in if you need it)
- not very modernized at all (but does support dual analog, widescreen and stereoscopic 3D)
Seve the one-horned goat has the same reoccurring dream every night. His friend Alexis is determined to break him free but they must first deal with an issue plaguing the nearby palindrome-themed town of Wolloh's Hollow.
- climbing and headbutting as only a goat-type fellow could bring us
- 1 small world, 1 large world, 2 linear tower worlds, +hub & bonus stages
- roughly 4-8 hours of gameplay
- fully featured world with enemies, NPCs, boss battle, and dynamic soundtrack
- slower, weightier platforming with a not-so-overpowered hero
- squash and stretch cartoon animation
- impale defenseless chickeny things on your horn
- more palindromes than da potato pad
- cryptic secret areas
- very belated followup to ancient indie platformer "Lyle in Cube Sector"
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