Duke Dashington Remastered

dat games surprisingly good

he is the duke that dashes. 4/5 why no leader board like mobile original? I got the WR in hades on mobile bruh.

https://youtu.be/jPHP_Sl9Y4Y Simple puzzle platforming mechanically delivered a high level due to clever level design.

Those slidey-ice block puzzles you find in games, except they're 10 seconds long. Each world continually introduces new mechanics in such a way that you're never caught off guard by how they work. The game is simple and short but some rooms get surprisingly devious. Worth trying out on sale.

Quick and fun puzzle platformer. Is pretty short though.

I bought this game in a bundle. unless they add controller support I dont suggest buying it.

Adventure Islands' games are all simply made platformers, and while this probably isn't their best, it's still a very solid effort. 10 seconds per level, dash only, feel like you're playing a SNES game. Finished in 1hr.

Un petit jeu sympa qui vous occupera quelques heures pour peu que vous vous lancez comme défis le terminer d'une traite en mourant moins de 3 fois.

Simple, short, but good! Wasn't sold on the dash-only mechanic at first but it is implemented really well

TL;DR: It's an easy to beat, hard to master puzzle platformer that looks really good, strong recommended. Not gonna lie, at first I was slightly disappointed since I expected something more along the lines of the Wario Land games, but that shifted quickly after beating the first few rooms. The duke is rather clumsy and triggers every security measure in his path, so you have to dash through the rooms before they collapse, avoiding all sorts of deadly traps and other kind of roadblocks to grab that sweet treasure. New obstacles get introduced every few rooms, so there is always something new to learn mechanics-wise. The levels are pretty balanced overall; while there are a handful of rooms that are rather tight timing-wise (especially one or two rooms in world 4), the vast majority has a fair difficulty. The controls are simple, jump and dash, and my controller got recognized without issue. Beating it is rather easy and can be done in an hour or so, but getting all the achievements is quite challenging. Those who like to grind for better times can sink their teeth into the time-trial modes. Nothing bad to say on the graphics-side of things, it looks really good and nothing seems out of place. Every world has it's own fitting soundtrack. If the 10-second timer alone isn't making you go fast, the music should certainly make you pick up the pace. Overall, it's a well crafted little game, which I can strongly recommend.