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JUEGAZO

Uno de los juegos más entretenidos que he jugado en mi vida.

Without instructions I play without frustration Ten seconds each round

It works as a minigame collection. It runs well and so worth. Would Flappy Bird again (the bat minigame).

Por este juego odio a las ranas

Juegardal

Cute, whimsical minigame collection. If you want a cheap game, without any complex systems, then give this one a try.

Adorei

A collection of games where objects fall from one side of the screen while you control a character to avoid some of the objects and collect others (the marbles). This is interesting to me because I made numerous of the same kinds of games when I was a kid. So, this is like an expanded library of something personal to me. I would recommend this game to others with a few huge caveats. Literally all of the minigames are variations of the same thing: as said, obstacles and marbles come from some side of the screen. The difference between games is usually just the player character moving in different ways. Couldn’t there have been other possible two-button, marble collecting games? I have mixed feelings on the pachinko machine. It’s slow and boring; just hold down both buttons and expect to get a new unlock every 50 marbles or so. On the other hand, the fact that you use the marbles you collected from the minigames is genius. But the issue is the same as in the minigames: there is more potential here in playing with marbles than what the game accomplishes. Couldn’t there be other possible gambling/unlock games with marbles that are more interesting or require more skill? Pool? Actual “game of marbles”? Those disappointments out of the way, the game is a very polished package. There are no glitches, you can navigate the purely symbolic menus to play all different modes to get the most out of the minigame collection. The alternate character unlocks are neat. And the music, which is the same song with variations that alternates between minigames, gives a great rhythm to the game. That said, this is kind of ruined slightly by one fact: if you want to complete the game, it doesn’t make sense to ever play the main game mode which switches minigames every 10 seconds; rather, you’ll want to play the individual games, trying to get to 100 marbles on each. The whole game is well-thought out, with the tie-in of the pachinko machine unlocks. Strangely enough, this attention to detail and the way the minigames are assembled is what makes this package worth it. Just know what you’re getting: it’s a time-waster, and none of the minigames individually are feats of game design or worth anything for that matter. This game is more than the sum of its parts, but it’s still easy to see what you are getting.

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