
Peblito: Rock and Roll is a 3D platformer where you play as Peblito, a small yet determined pebble, on his journey through a mystical volcano. Dash, swing, and roll your way through a variety of obstacles in this lighthearted platforming adventure inspired by 90's platforming collect-a-thons!
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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The game is poorly optimized, and the game has no useful settings that can give me a better experience (like disable motion blur).
Interesting game, however the third rolling section, the one with the rolling boulder and the rising lava section randomly bug themselves. And the achievements don't really work.
Este jogo é bastante divertido, porém, não chega a ser uma obra-prima. A jogabilidade é ótima, lembrando os clássicos como Crash Bandicoot. No entanto, alguns bugs ainda precisam ser corrigidos. Um ponto que incomoda é o alto consumo de GPU, especialmente considerando que os gráficos não são tão avançados. Mesmo assim, é uma experiência que vale a pena
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Great game for a quick and simple speedrun, would be even better with an option to skip the 2 minute cutscene before every run. Thanks Devs
Obraz
the game opens but it gives me a black screen. Then after several minutes it crashes.
could do better
[h1]Before I played Peblito: Rock and Roll, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]
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