Momo and the Mine

Momo and the Mine é um jogo de plataforma retrô que coloca os jogadores à prova com sua dificuldade cuidadosamente elaborada. Os gráficos pixelizados trazem uma sensação de nostalgia, enquanto a trilha sonora cheia de energia complementa a atmosfera do jogo. Com uma curva de dificuldade gradual, o jogo oferece uma experiência gratificante e envolvente para os jogadores que buscam uma aventura desafiadora e estimulante.

Nice gameplay, chalenged enough to engage but not too much to be frustrating. The soundtrack are great! I really loved the boss theme :)

Momo and the Mine is a retro platform game that challenges players with its well-crafted difficulty. The pixelated graphics evoke nostalgia, while the energetic soundtrack complements the game's atmosphere. With a gradual difficulty curve, the game provides a rewarding and immersive experience for players seeking a challenging and engaging adventure.

Very challenging and fun! Loved the art and thesoundtrack is awesome!

Jogo incrível, me diverti muito. Para quem tiver interesse em ver um review, fiz em meu canal @tiaggonez. Abraço!

For the price of one snack you get a super short, but really solid piece of platforming inspired by both modern precision platformers and the slightly unfair late 2000s "I Wanna Be The Guy" trend. An evening well spent.

Very nice game ,touch and feel let you enjoy the game more, realy fun to play .

Jogo Muito Bacana, com mecanicas interessantes. Arte Bonita também! Recomendo

Conheci o jogo na Retrocon e de todos os games que testei la, foi o meu favorito... Gostei do gameplay... vc morre, retorna rapidamente no ultimo checkpoint, mecanicas simples, mas muito bem empregadas em um bom level design. Arte e som também sao muito bons e os boss sao divertidos! Apenas dois pontos negativos é que o game é muito curto (cerca de 1h de gameplay ou até menos se vc for bom o bastante) e o ultimo boss bugou algumas vezes e parou de se mover, mas retornava ao normal quando eu morria... no mais, recomendo para quem gosta de games desafiadores e retro

A mostly charming NES inspired platformer... BUT THERE IS ONE BIG ISSUE I HAVE WITH IT. Just got done playing this the other day, and it was a decent time waster. The graphics and music pretty much nail that retro 8-Bit Goodness, and I like the one-room approach to levels they make for some brief yet satisfying challenges (and they can get pretty tricky later on). Also having a playable title screen and options menu is a neat touch, I like that! Our hero has a Unique moveset... one that takes some getting used to, I'll admit. The game makes use out of your required abilities, and even tests your knowledge of what this mole can do by the end-certain sections were a lot easier once I remembered that "Burrowing" is pretty much your RUN button. Though I'm not a fan of popping out of the ground and needing a moment to land before you can properly jump again, but other than that, the rest seems doable. On paper, a game like this should take an hour or so to beat, tho you may notice I have 3.8 hrs on record at the time of me writing this, and most of THAT was spend going against the BOSSES. There are four bosses in total-one for each world-and while the first and fourth were decent if mildly frustrating chase sequences, the second and third boss are TEDIOUS beyond belief. You don't have attacks in this game, so you're expected to wait through several minutes worth of dodging stuff before the game can let you proceed... And if at any point you choke towards the end of the fight, or the boss does something Sneaky that you weren't prepared for, you're doing it all over again! I could easily go in detail on JUST how much I didn't like the third boss in particular, but for now... here's my recommended improvement: CHECKPOINTS. These Boss fights would be A LOT LESS PAINFUL if the player could at least SKIP the first couple waves of attacks upon respawn. The first and fourth bosses had checkpoints, so I don't see why the others cannot have them. WITH ALL OF THAT SAID... Even though the bosses aren't very fun, the levels still are which is why I'm still going to give this game a positive recommendation at the end of the day. Talent clearly went into this, and I'm curious to see what the future holds for Tamboril. If ONLY the bosses can be improved somehow, I can see this going from a 3/5 Game to a 4/5, but you can still do worse for the price.