Super Kiwi 64

Super Kiwi 64 is probably my favorite game from Siactro so far. It's a small but incredibly charming 3D platformer that perfectly captures the feeling of a forgotten N64 classic. The controls feel great, the levels are fun to explore, and the low-poly visuals combined with the soundtrack create a really cozy atmosphere. I especially love how much personality the game manages to have despite its short length. It knows exactly what it wants to be and doesn't waste your time. The only downside is that it ends way too quickly and I would have loved to see more of it. But for what it is, Super Kiwi 64 is a wonderful little collectathon and easily one of my favorite retro-inspired platformers from recent years.

Fun short little game. Cute character, fun and responsive controls, great music. For the price I can recommend it, especially on sale. If you're trying to play this game with a PS4 or PS5 controller, make sure to enable steam input, or else you'll load into the game with the camera spinning. My major complaint is QoL. On the final doomsday level, when I was about 80% complete, I accidentally went out of bounds and was immediately booted from the level. In doing so, I had to fully restart the longest level in the game, and by that point, my patience had worn quite thin. No warning or anything when stepping into an unmarked OOB area that erases your progress in an exploration/collectathon game is diabolical.