Rush to Adventure

Топовый пиксельный платформер. затягивает жестко, уровни интересные, боссы дают прикурить. за свои деньги вообще пушка, даже сюжет какой никакой есть, 11/10

Bough this for 1,63€ on sale. Worth that price.

Everything about this game screams quality: - tight, interesting and fun controls - I love how you have to time your attacks so that your shield is ready to block projectiles. - good difficulty progression - interesting enemies that you need to study the movement patterns to beat - great NES pixel graphics - great audio I can understand why this took the developer 5 years to make. It is a labour of love. I think that this is a very underated game, and I highly recommend it.

Me ha encantado su estética pixel art y su grandísima banda sonora. A veces, las cosas de aspecto simple son mucho mejores que las que tienen gráficos más complicados.

Please ignore all the bad reviews on here. This game is definitely a hidden gem in the 2D sidescroller game genre if you dont want to pay over 30 dollars. With that, though, i will say, please buy it on sale because it definitely isnt worth the 10 dollar price point, but it is worth to buy. On the topic of the controls, please just use controller. Even though the occasional input drop is still applicable, you can avoid the ♥♥♥♥♥♥ control scheme that this game includes on keyboard. This game has a very charming 2D pixel art style that clearly has so much love and effort behind it. I am very grateful that i bought it and im glad i played it. There is the problem of the difficulty spike, but you can get over it. I believe in you.

A great game that not only captures the feeling of classic third-generation games such as Zelda 2, but truly *understands* what made them so great yet recognizes their shortcomings (mostly their inclusion of lives and one-use items - I.E. things that give a game a "struggling to survive" feeling, which doesn't feel appropriate for the kind of game this wants to be) and thus improves on them. A perfect example that shows you don't always need a gimmick to make a good game; re-perfection of the fundamentals can be more than enough. Honestly, it makes me consider developing a "fundamental but well-executed" game myself...