Putt-Putt® and Pep's Dog on a Stick

[h1]The sixth game in the series. Basically a poor mans Q*bert. 5/10[/h1]

Dog.on.a.stick

Learnt my leson by going deaf. Now i recycle

this game is stressful and terrifying in its implications but oh man dat easy listening muzak soundtrack is something else

I was pleasantly surprised with this one, after playing Ballonorama, I thought this one was also going to be bad, but I enjoyed it. While it's still a bit lacking in gameplay, it still has far more then Ballonorama. It introduces mechanics faster, reuses them more, and the mechanics themselves are more fun. Also the difficulty curve here is way better, the game picks up the pace faster, around maybe level 30-40 and steadily ramps up the difficulty. There are some nitpicks, like how far too many enemies can occasionally jump off themselves and accidentally make the level super easy, or how some levels aren't difficult or exciting but a waiting game, and I hated the yellow portal levels. Also I think levels themselves were better designed? I remember far more of them, and the last 20 levels were amazing challenge that didn't felt too easy or too difficult, if you played well you should juuuust have enough lives to beat last few levels(95-100 especially were fun and challenging) Overall, it's still a good time, and even if you never played Qbert type of games, this should be a good start to try since it's beginner friendly, and if you want more gameplay like this, then you can try Vividlope and Hoppy Hop

The follow up to elden ring

truly the pinnacle of action-packed, fast and furious gameplay unrelenting and unforgiving, this is the dark souls of hopping games

putt-putt finally reveals his murderous side by skewering dog on a stick

twenty years later and i finally got to level 100 only to get a yowie zowie. 10/10 far superior to pajama sham's lost and found.