Goblin and Coins II

An old-school platformer with a lot of heart. The game's controls are responsive, and the progression is well-paced. Throughout the levels, our goblin collects scattered coins which can be spent on upgrades, such as the beloved double-jump. Cleared levels can be replayed at any time, allowing him to access previously unreachable areas with his newfound abilities. For those seeking an extra challenge, the game can be completed without any upgrades, with an achievement as a reward. From time to time the goblin will encounter bosses, which, although easier compared to the levels themselves, are creative and add a nice variety to the gameplay. An interesting aspect of the game is that all the sound effects are created using the developer's voice, which may initially feel unusual and take some time to get used to. Some players may find it awkward or irritating. However, it's worth noting that the game was made by one person, and this unique approach to sound effects adds to its overall "hand-crafted" feel. It's impossible to die completely in this game. When all continues are lost, the goblin is sent to the Underworld level with infinite attempts (after all, you can't die when you're already dead), and clearing it resurrects him with 15 extra continues. This process can be repeated indefinitely, ensuring that the player won't lose all of their progress and have to start over. However, the game can still provide a challenge, especially for those aiming to collect all the coins. Overall, this game is a great choice for satisfying old-school platforming cravings. It never gets boring thanks to unique and varied level designs, enjoyable boss fights, appealing pixel art, and just the right amount of difficulty to keep the player engaged. The only minor downside is that it runs at 30 fps due to engine limitations, but it doesn't detract from the overall experience. Give it a try – you might just enjoy it. Disclaimer: I worked on the Ukrainian translation for this game.

[h1]Spielbewertung von TrophyHunter[/h1] Dieses Spiel habe ich vor einigen Tagen über "Curator Connect" erhalten. Das Game habe ich selbst verständlich mit Freuden angenommen und es direkt angefangen für euch zu testen. "Goblin and Coins II" ist ein Abenteuer-Plattformer in dem man sich als Kobold durch verschiedene Level schlagen muss und während dessen Münzen einsammelt. Mit diesen kann man sich verschiedene Upgrades kaufen, wie bspw. einen Doppel-Jump, um in den einzelnen Level, verschiedene Bereiche erreichen zu können, in die man normalerweise nicht kommen könnte. Das ganze ist in einem harmonischen Pixel-Stil gehalten und wirkt zusammen mit dem Soundtrack sehr harmonierend. Jedoch lassen die Sounds der bspw. eingesammelten Coins oder der getöteten Menschen zu wünschen übrig. Die Steuerung ist im groben ganz okay, hat jedoch ab und zu ein paar Probleme, bei der die Spielfigur bspw. an Objekten hängen bleibt. Was ich sehr gut finde, ist die Tatsache, dass man nur eine bestimmte Anzahl an Versuchen hat bevor man stirbt. Im einfachen Modus sind es 10 und im schwierigen Modus 5 extra Versuche. Aber keine Panik, wenn diese auf 0 sind, werdet ihr in den Untergrund gesogen und habt dort ein kleines Dungeon, welches ihr absolvieren müsst, um euch wieder zu beleben. Danach kann das ganze wieder wie gewohnt weiter gehen. Das Game hat im übrigen aktuell 30 Errungenschaften und kostet 4,99€ was zurzeit ganz okay für ein derartiges Spiel ist. Ich persönlich empfehle dieses Spiel gerne weiter, da es eine schöne Abwechslung ist und dich einige Stunden beschäftigen kann. Für 5€ kann man nichts sagen. Müsst ihr wissen :) 👑 [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/43242924/]Weitere Spielbewertungen[/url] 👑

As of now, I've given Goblins and Coins II a quick run on the Steam Deck. I've completed three maps so far. So, plenty of game left to go, but I thought I'd offer a few quick thoughts on the game so far. 1: The game plays perfectly on the Steam Deck, which is my only PC gaming venue ATM, so Deck compatibility is important to me. No issues there at all and I haven't needed to tweak anything. There was one prompt for interacting with an in game object so far (B button), but beyond that, it's been all move and jump, choose a map, or scroll through upgrades. Easy peazy. 2: The game itself has even more charm than the first game and is definitely suitable for gamers of any age. 3: I'm "die terribly because I misjudge jumps" guy when it comes to platformers, but I find the platforming challenges in this game to be pretty intuitive. 4: It's a really nice looking game and the level design is sensible. 5: It's also very much a pick up and play type game. Have 5 or 10 minutes available? You can accomplish something, and you'll never forget how to play it if you take a break for whatever reason. Anyway, that's my budget review of Goblins and Coins II. I do know the developer, but I purchased Goblins and Coins II myself with the intention of playing it at a casual pace with no obligations, so know in reading this that you are getting a review of the game rather than a fluff piece for the dev. I'd recommend giving this game a look. It's fun, cute, inexpensive, and Steam Deck compatible. Cheers. [code]If you found this review helpful and would be interested in supporting my Curator group, it would be appreciated. Cheers. https://store.steampowered.com/curator/32549618/[/code]

[h1] O goblinho voltou e trouxe algumas novidades [/h1] As mecânicas básicas do primeiro jogo foram polidas e deram mais precisão nos pulos. A pixel arte melhorou bastante com relação ao primeiro jogo e de certa forma trouxe um ar mais serio. As animações ficaram bem melhor desenvolvidas de modo geral. Algumas mecânicas novas foram introduzidas, dando destaque maior para o pulo duplo que facilita demais com as sessões intensas de plataformas e a habilidade de encolhimento que permite acessar novas áreas para explorar e alguns atalhos dentro das fases. Falando em fases existe uma grande variedade de tamanhos nas fases, podendo ser curtas ou imensas. Eu gostei bastante das fases mais extensas, pois permite a exploração livre e ao ar livre, mas assim como no primeiro jogo o terror do jogo são as fases em cavernas estreitas... Perdi a conta de quantas vezes precisei refazer o purgatório para retornar a superfície do mapa. E já que citei o Purgatório... vou falar um pouco dele. Quando os continues acabam (continues estes que seriam equivalentes as vidas nos outros jogos), você é jogado nesse mapa cinzento e com apenas um coração da barra de vida. O objetivo aqui é apenas um "recolha os itens amarelos e vá ao altar no topo do mapa", mas adianto que essa tarefa por mais simples que pareça e por mais que você visite esse mapa quantas vezes for necessário... sempre terá momentos de frustração, já que o hitbox dos inimigos que voam é um pouco questionável. E como eu disse anteriormente qualquer dano recebido aqui é morte na certa... E ao morrer neste mapa você reseta nele de novo e de novo até que consiga por fim pegar os itens e retorne ao altar para voltar as fases normais. Mas lembre-se se os continues acabarem, você será jogado neste mesmo mapa novamente. As batalhas de chefe são de certa forma bem simples, mas cumprem o papel delas, mas tive um problema na batalha contra o chefe "Navio", pois acaba não ficando muito claro o que é para se fazer, já que o canhão aparenta ser parte do cenário e não um item interativo. No geral o jogo é bacana, divertido na maior parte do jogo, mas frustra bastante quando se aproxima das fases finais, já que o jogo utiliza a técnica de encher o mapa com muitos inimigos no mesmo lugar para aumentar a dificuldade.

Neat little old school platformer reminding me of games from my childhood. Graphics are cute, controls work really well and it requires some degree of skill which is always nice.

il secondo numero di Goblin and Coins è ancora meglio del primo, ma resta comunque il gioco [b]perfetto[/b] per tutte le età già conosciuto. è possibile notarlo già dai primi istanti di gioco: è estremamente pulito, molto curato e sviluppato con passione. funziona bene con Steam Deck e gli updates, come nel primo, di sicuro non mancheranno (e, di questi tempi, è piuttosto raro su Steam). conosco lo sviluppatore ma ho comunque deciso di acquistare la mia copia perché sapevo di andare a colpo sicuro su qualcosa che mi piace giocare. e rigiocare. [b][i]bravo Nikola![/i][/b]

[b][i]Goblin and Coins II is a adventure platformer game that features an attractive retro look with puzzle elements.[/i][/b] Gameplay: https://youtu.be/dGdJAuMfxIM It goes the extra mile to provide a challenge. Any player who wants to completely collect everything is going to have their work cut out for them. The game features 25 levels, 5 bosses, upgrade store, 5 hidden levels and a challenging level called the Underworld. Goblin collects coins and can buy five upgrades: additional life, double jump, 99 continues, shrinking (can crawl in tunnels), seeing the invisible objects. If the goblin loses all lives/continues, they end up in the Underworld, where they must assembly leaves for Golden branch in order to resurrect with additional continues. Lots of levels require precision and consistency of focus from the player that the game can be physically exhausting if played for too long. [u]You can read other reviews and subscribe to our curators. Welcome![/u] [url=http://store.steampowered.com/curator/25737869/] 5 minutes of game [/url]

Petit platformer-puzzle très sympa, qui rappelle assez les titres micros du début des années 90. Dans les moins, j'ai un peu de mal avec la maniabilité, le perso a tendance a glisser, mais je suis assez maladroite avec ce genre de jeu il faut dire... sinon, la musique par défaut est peut-être un chouïa trop basse. Enfin, voila, à essayer :)

Really cute game, with hard puzzles for those who like clever out of the box thinking. Maybe you will notice it, maybe not, but the art is inspired by range of pop culture elements, as well as local regional architecture (at level 1). Thumbsup!

Goblin and Coins II is an old-school, 2D pixel art platformer game, with nice, hand-drawn graphics, fluid animations and simple, yet responsive control system. The main character is unarmed, so the trick is to avoid enemies or squish them by jumping on them. The game features 25 levels, filled with various enemies and environmental obstacles, along few boss fights in between. There's also a bit of puzzle elements thrown in for good measure. It's challenging, but not too hard and you can adjust the difficulty by allowing more continues when you lose all lives. However, the game is not over even if you have spent all your continues: you spawn in the Underworld and if you manage to escape it, you will be ressurected with additonal continues. Goblin and Coins II is an unique nostalgia trip to the 8-bit era, but it could also be a perfect introduction into the world of video games for your kids.