Gizmo

This was a pretty fun short 3D platforming level! It reminded me of Ratchet and Clank with the animations and the design of everything else plus the loud speaker playing what I presume is the villain of the "game" saying various things throughout the level, it does get annoying in multiple playthroughs but overall I think it was done well regardless. its just 1 level, there's things to collect but its not necessary as well as a time challenge but its also not necessary, the level is very short so you might as well go for that 100% since its not very hard. I totally recommend just playing this, I wish they would develop this into an actual game but even so this was great!

Robot go roll

Fun movement options that can be combined, can be played slow or fast. Cool environment with optional collectibles, enemies you can choose to destroy, and a wacky villain speaking through intercoms throughout the level. Only complaint is that there aren't more levels.

Hello, welcome all Chuds, Gamers, and other Nerds. I aim to 100% all the games that catch my eye and join the sea of reviews on this platform. Most will never read this, but I will review the games I find simply and thoroughly. 1 What is "Gizmo?" A 3D platformer inspired by the two main Sony platformers: “Crash Bandicoot” and “Ratchet and Clank” as well as taking some inspiration from the "Sonic Adventure" games. 2 What does this game play like? A 3D platformer with a basic double jump, spin attack, and roll to gain speed. Simple rankings Story N/A/10: None to speak of. Game play 7/10: Look, this game is free. I am not going to tear apart what is ultimately a demo for a project that will most likely never see the light of day. However, if this is the best indie devs can do, you can now see why 3D platformers are almost a dead genera. Some indie devs are able to make games in this genera, but for this game, it does not live up to the games of the past. The platforms are small and demand precision, yet your jump is hard to control. All damage is a one hit kill with limited check points, making this game borderline impossible for a kid (you know, the main audience) to play. This game is sloppy, not slop, but sloppy. Now that is ok for this game. “Gizmo” is free, taken from the remains of a canceled game the devs were making, and it is fun enough for an hour or so if you want a ok 3D platformer. Overall 7/10: An imitation of the past. 3D platformers are a difficult genera, with really only Nintendo in the modern era still making them on a regular basis. Regardless of that fact, the game is free, so even if it does not live up to the classic games that inspired it: “Gizmo” is a nice attempt, even if they fail, at making a 3D platformer.

Dispozitiv?

Gizmo, was a rather fun but short experience, it's actually quite a decent platformer, if I'm honest! My only real problem I had with the game, were the control's, now for the most part they worked great, but once I got to the secret area, it felt like I was being put through some sort of sick social experiment, the roll into the jump repeatedly didn't work correctly, I ended up spinning instead, this may just be a skill issue on my part but regardless it was infuriating to get through! Overall I would still recommend you check this game out! Solid 7/10