Kero Blaster

Excelente juego

So good! One of the best games I've played. Pixel/Daisuke Amaya is a legendary developer, I'd recommend buying at full price to support him. Like his better known game Cave Story, this is an action platformer of similar quality. It's a bit lighter on story, but the story is highly intriguing nonethless. If you liked Cave Story or action platformes in general, get it!

This game is really good :) It's also only like 4 mb which is pretty crazy, that is one optimized frog.

[h1][b]Kero Blaster[/b][/h1] [h3][b]Time Played:[/b][/h3] 65 Minutes (Before idling for cards) [h3][b]Last Played:[/b][/h3] 7th of September, 2026 [hr] Allumeria was too imbalanced in the audio department. Node Buster? Not as engaging as I found Keep On Mining! to be. Hoping the third time was the charm, I delved into Quake to find it near-unplayable without Nostalgia glasses. Kero Blaster unfortunately did not end this streak. [h3][b]Yay:[/b][/h3] + The simple graphics were rather charming to me. + Everything was audible without discomfort, or need to turn it up. + Multiple Weapons Types, and upgrades for them. + Other upgrades can also be acquired. + Semi-secret hidden areas that reward observation. [h3][b]Meh:[/b][/h3] ~ Nothing. [h3][b]Nay:[/b][/h3] - Alt + Enter to fullscreen it caused a loop of “Graphics Reset: ERROR” prompts, requiring me to force-close it in steam. - Pause screen is preposterously X, or Square if you're on PS controls. - No audio options, so if it's too loud, you'll need to manually turn your system volume down. - You need to arbitrarily stop shooting to change fire directions. - Character handling was a bit odd to me. Jumps are incredibly-floaty, and speed was lacking for my tastes. - Stage 3's boss took way too long to do. - Stage 4 further devolved, having one blind jump that seems purpose-engineered to be unavoidable damage. - [Spoiler]Once you get the Jetpack, they expect you to float to the very top of your jump before pushing the button again, which felt very weird, plus unwieldy to me, and only made the jumps floatier, while giving you even less control of where you wind up.[/Spoiler] - Multiple achievements are what I would consider downright-sadistic, requiring perfect play while fighting with the character. - Others were rather arbitrary, forcing you to beat the game 3 different ways with 2 lives left. That's...why? - On reading an achievement guide, contrary to the terminology of “life” being “Set of attempts/deaths before game-over” for literally every game I've played but this “Finish this mode with 2 lives remaining” apparently really means “beat the game without upgrading your health. Thus, they're debatably-mislabelled. [hr] [h3][b]Verdict:[/b][/h3] Admittedly, I almost gave up on this one at the third boss, before even seeing the achievements required perfection the game barely gives you the tools for. After? Stage 4 was not even slightly-enjoyable to me, and when something you need to beat the game while possessing was taken by what can only be considered “Gotcha!” damage I couldn't even try to avoid (Giant snowball on stage 5), what little desire was had to keep going melted. Thus, the only reasonable-difficulty part past stage 2 of my playing this was choosing not to destroy myself by attempting to play more of it. [h3][b]Placed in:[/b][/h3] 5: Dourly-Dismissed.

good

Solid run & gun, story's easy enough to follow and the stages are both fun to play through and nice to just look at

You blastin'? You like frogs? This game is for you.