Tiny Barbarian DX

The game is awesome. Classic old school platformer in the modern era. The real star here is the music though. Oh my titty twisting Jesus the music is AMAZING. Brings me to tears. Best 16 bit tunes ever made by human, robot, or half human robot hands. Jeff Ball (our musical lord and savior) went 120 percent effort on every single track and it really shows. Humanity has accomplished it's greatest act and I can die happy. I uhm, I could only beat the first episode.

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A great platformer with a fun Conan (and not only!) theme. Nearly perfect. Just some of the boss fights might feel slightly janky.

This was surprisingly an enjoyable. Don't let the graphics fool you, this is challenging in several sections. The final boss is obnoxiously hard, and I can see people rage quitting at this particular point. There's also the issue of having to re-watch particular cutscenes if you die in certain locations, which can be frustrating. Overall, this is a short, cheap game that's fun to play.

This game deserves a lot more attention. The gameplay is simple (jump+attack), but the stages have a lot of diversity. The devs have a lot of creative ideas, and each chapter offers new gimmicks and a unique vibe. Just a bit overpriced, but worth the price if you get it on discount.

solo he necesitado 26 min este juego es una maravilla sin contar los innumerables guiños a las películas de Conan empezando por la del árbol y los buitres. simplemente genial

Game starts great, lot of references to sword and sandals literature and movies, fun bosses and nice pixel art...And then you reach episode 4's final boss which ruins all the good impression I had of this game. Absolutely bad boss design: you suppose to do platforming yet you don't see where the platforms are some of the time since the entire stage is not shown so it’s lots of leaps of faith, lots of RNG to this fight and of course it’s a fight above a bottomless pit with the boss having 3 phases!!! I can’t recommend this game, horribly designed boss fight which blocks the game progression is a big turnoff.

Genuinely, this game is pretty difficult, especially closer to the end. The music is great and most of the gameplay feels tight and fair. as others have said, Turning on Autograb is such a convenience that I wish I turned on sooner.

Just noticed the game is 10 years old now. Still doesn´t justify how bad designed the movement is. I had to peek on the reviews to find out about the auto grab option. And even then it wasn´t all good: the first two levels had me dying again and again because you need to practically do a jump on coyote time so as not to fall on spikes every single time you see them. As someboy alrady said "it tries to be a nes game with nes difficulty" and maybe the nes character movement he should´ve added

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