Twig's Adventure 64

I'm a pig. 10/10

Pretty fun game :3

Lovely little 3D platformer. Would love a full fledged game of levels similar to the secret level.

Fun, short, and sweet little 3D platformer. Worth picking up at such a cheap price.

excellent throw back platforrmer as usual from this dev. Anyone with a the tiniest bit of nostalgia for this era of games should play this.

If this game was 5 times as big, it would be my game of the year. Instead, Twig's Adventure 64 was a game I 100% in less than an hour. I have nothing against short games. I really enjoyed my 45 minutes with it. I just feel like there was so much more that could have been done with the movement system if there were more levels that took advantage of it. Because what is here feels so good, I wish there was more. Pru the Pigeon took me twice as long to 100%, and it felt like the movement was more explored than in this game. I know the dev makes short games. I know they made games beyond just 3D platformers. I get that making a game like this 5 times longer is likely not what they want to do. But I can still dream of a 5ish hour game with this movement being something I would gladly pay 20 USD for if made. But that is not the world we live in. This game is worth it's full price. Just know what you are getting into when you buy it.

Really fun and cute little collectathon. It has small levels that give you the collectathon experience in a condensed package. The collectables can be challenging to reach but are not very difficult to locate, which means you get a very smooth experience where you generally don't end up getting lost for 30 minutes trying to find "that one last coin". The movement is very fun to learn. There are a number of moves to master and learning to chain them together in a seamless way to conquer platforming challenges is really satisfying. It's the kind of game that I think would probably be really fun to speedrun if you're into that sort of thing. Finding all of the collectibles unlocks a bonus level, which requires you to make use of all your moves and is a great final test to send off the game. Well worth the small price, I can see myself coming back to this game every once in awhile for a quick playthrough thanks to how good the movement and level design are and how compact the whole experience is.

Twig's Adventure, or "Twig the Pig" as my wife and I like to say, is a fantastic platformer adventure. Kurigamedev again proves that you don't need to spend lots and lots of money to have a fun time. The game has great controls that, in the right hands, could probably let you go *very* fast. The visuals really took me back to the N64 era. They're beautifully crafted. The gameplay is engaging, with a simple yet fun story with cool characters that help make the world feel inhabited. Despite being a collectathon, it's never overwhelming. My one criticism is the lack of options. For example, it would have been nice to have the option to switch between fullscreen and windowed, or to be able to invert the camera controls on the X axis (or perhaps the sensitivity). This is kurigamedev's fourth 3D platformer on Steam now, and I think they're all fantastic games. I was worried that this game would be a bit too much like the previous entries, but my doubts were assuaged immediately and I'm so glad kuri is trying different things with each game. I'd like to echo other reviews that say kuri should try to put together a longer game (and charge more money for it too) because I would happily buy a bigger game with this amount of pure FUN. Twig's Adventure was a lot of fun, but the fun ran out too soon 😅 give us more!

This game really surprised me! It has a simple but charming art style, reminiscent of the N64 era (hence the title), but the gameplay has been modernised and tweaked so that its traversal is similar to something like Super Mario Odyssey. It was so fun to just run around and experiment with the movement tech, hoovering up collectables. And the music? So good. Really atmospheric and a treat for the ears. It's not that difficult, minus one part at the end, but I don't think it needs to be. It's one of those platformers that hooks you on the fun of the gameplay rather than the difficulty. I found this game because I was looking for 3D platformers that have flown under the radar, and this one certainly fits the bill. The only downside, really, is that it's so short. There are three main levels and one hub world, but that's all there is. I would happily have played this for longer. Still, what's here is awesome and the developer should be proud of what they've accomplished.

another kurigamedev bitesized platformer so you know the drill. tight, fluid controls, fun stages & charming visuals and writing. True to the title, this one is more of a take of N64 style collectathons so the levels are kind of like expanded versions of the hubs in the previous kurigamedev games. I appreciate the game getting you up to speed on the entire moveset pretty quickly so you're free to schmoove around as you see fit.