Popo's Tower

這遊戲的難度算得上是頂尖水平， 即使是熟練的玩家也有可能花費20分鐘以上的時間來扔出石頭，更不用說操作困難度也不小了。 就算嘗試過多次，成功的機會也不大。 不過，玩家可以考慮多花一些時間來熟悉遊戲操作，逐步提升自己的技能。 或者，也可以觀看一些教學影片，或者與其他玩家交流，從他們身上學習一些技巧。 只要堅持不懈，總有一天就能成功玩這遊戲。

I like most sokpop games, the graphics of this one really hurt my eyes fast, along with the fact that you cannot save your progress and have to play the game in one play through. There is a wizard you need to do some platforming, but you can lose the wizard in areas where it is seemingly impossible to retrieve him and thus end your attempt. Overall a far more frustrating experience then enjoyable one, will not be finishing this game myself.

A nice bite sized platformer. The platforming is fun and the map is small enough to be simple but large enough without being confusing. Sadly I got softlocked on the final platforming area by dropping an item and then dying which put me at the start of the zone without the item, and to get back to that area where I dropped it I needed to have that item. I re-entered the zone and it did not come back to me, so I restarted the game and found there are no save games so it starts at the beginning. Oh well.

I wanted to like Popo's Tower, I really did. Unfortunately, every second playing it hurt my eyes, with what is easily the most obnoxious filter I've seen in a game. The platforming was unpredictable, frustrating, and unnecessarily punishing. Jumps seem impossible, then turn out to be solvable if you jump directly into a wall then run diagonally upwards. Obviously. This is not helped by the blurriness of every surface. One positive aspect is the enemy design, the first one I met was genuinely a bit spooky when it lumbered towards me with arms outstretched. Of course, I then discovered how easily it could be run around, making it a little bit less scary.

2/10 death respawns are so far back invisible walls i keep bumping well jumping from point A to point B i hate the game blur

Delightful! One of the best games they've made. Now that I've played all their games (up to a point), I think I'm qualified in saying, please please take more than two weeks to make a game.

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