Tres-Bashers

Control takes a bit to get used to but its a very fun game. I really liked the movement :)

I love this game. Someone made a really cool version of the game Monster High for the NES and not enough people have playhd it. It's got style, it's got class, it's got a bunch of cool monsters, it's a little janky

good

it's a bashing good time! super fun and content packed, a must play!

You can move through five different areas accidentally while trying to find your way to bash more monsters I enjoyed every second of this. (Also a great experience on Steam Deck) Fini.

A very fun nonlinear ghost hunting adventure with great music and a very charming atmosphere. Game’s always hiding something, and that is one of its greatest strengths. The map isn’t technically that big, but feels huge in density. There’s a large variety of amusingly themed enemies to bash, too, which is very welcome indeed. Reminds me a lot of Metroid 2 in how you’re encouraged to eliminate a big list of dangerous opponents. Tres-Bashers has a lot more on it’s counter by a factor of 10, but you don’t need to defeat anywhere near the full amount to beat the game. As far as weaknesses go, i’d say the biggest thing for me is the game’s combat started to drag by the middle point. This was partially bad luck, because I had managed to miss every shop with a new weapon, but found all of the mobility stuff. But even after getting them, I didn’t feel a massive improvement. It’s mostly just waiting for the monster to become vulnerable and swinging at em in a loop. Rarely did it feel worth taking evasive action, as killing the thing ASAP reduces its ability to hit you. This is also not helped by how annoying it is dealing with multiple enemies in a room at once. You kinda have to take em one at a time or really slowly, and I found the game’s strongest encounters only featured 3 or 4 cryptids that compliment each other’s abilities to create an interesting situation. Near the end of the game there weren’t as many of these as I would’ve liked… and if I have to see that Wizard enemy any more I’m gonna lose it! Another issue with the game is how underbaked the coin system is, though this is far more minor. You are given a metric ton of coins and all of the items in shops are cheap as chips. But don’t let my negative points sway you too much, the brilliant exploration and the “cute-creepy” atmosphere of this game is far more than worth the little foibles. I will almost certainly replay this game again.