
A cute, family-friendly, fast-paced and challenging action platform game in a vintage rubberhose cartoon style, accompanied by old-school jazz music. Find your way through every level, avoid traps and fight off creatures to eventually wake up from each of 13 nightmares.
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Languages: English, Korean
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Nice art, godawful gameplay. The character runs way too fast for the camera to be so zoomed in, which causes you to run into enemies constantly unless you have the godliest of reaction times. Your attacks frequently go over the heads of your enemies. You either have to go extra slow to make sure they get shot, and you're on a timer, or you run into enemies constantly that you thought your attack was going to kill. The camera is frequently blocked at enemy height by foreground objects like trees. The black and white design makes this many times worse, since all the objects blend together, making it difficult to tell what's an enemy and what's a rock. There are environmental objects that enemies can land on. Even if you plan for enemy movement, they might just land on what looks like a background object, then jump onto you and kill you. Enemy movement is often unpredictable. Fleas jump in random directions at random speeds, and conveniently also dodge under your attacks sometimes. That's just in the first section of the first level. I assume it gets worse if you make it farther into the game, but why would you do that when there are so many games to play that are actually good?
The controller sucks, the character is fast but this makes the game sucks as if you get 3 hits you die. i got with -85% discount and even with this price it isn't worth it.
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