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So essentially, a cosmic and magical Penny skateboard falls from the cosmos one day like a meteor. The wielder of this skateboard shall possess the power to stop time and release mystical spirit animal guides, including a dodo bird, allowing him or her to escape any boring situation. Every time our ... Full Article »
Gone are the pixel art graphics and chip tunes music, replaced with more modern yet still definitively awesome aesthetics. Everything was tweaked a bit, from the physics and techniques to the enemies, yet it still feels like much more of the same, which is fine and dandy as far as I'm concerned. It ... Full Article »
The game is split into four worlds with ten levels each, and each world introduces a new power. Rayman starts off jumping, but soon he's gliding, wall-running, zip lining and punching, and the level design just builds and builds off of itself. Most actions are context sensitive, so the controls stay ... Full Article »
If Random Heroes seems familiar, it’s not because it’s a cheap knock-off or just eerily reminiscent of pixelated platform shooters from years gone by. It’s actually the sequel to the very fun League of Evil platformer. Both share a healthy bit of gaming DNA, but Random Heroes feels like the ne ... Full Article »
Kid Vector may not break any new ground with its simple platform jumping gameplay, but its visual style, which blends wireframe characters and backgrounds with bright colorful lighting, is a unique treat on its own. The stark simplicity of the stick figure main character matched up with colored fl ... Full Article »
While Sega built the game from the ground up in a new engine to address physics issues, it’s still lacking, and definitely doesn’t live up to the days of “Blast Processing.” Just as Episode I borrowed heavily from the original Sonic, Episode II borrows from the second Sonic, reintroducing M ... Full Article »
You play as a devoted and courageous little kangaroo. After the always evil mankind kidnaps your poor little Joey, you set off on a massive four thousand kilometer journey to get him back. Along the way, you’ll have to deal with all sorts of obstacles and strange items, and it’s quite the journe ... Full Article »
The control fixes to the first game have carried over, the puzzles are more in-depth, and the beautifully rendered world feels more alive than ever. This is a great exploration-based adventure platformer, and people should check this series out. Once again, you play as a wind spirit named Emril and ... Full Article »
This game is one of those rare titles that marries old school and new school like peanut butter and jelly. The gameplay is structured like Mega Man with a dash of Contra, but mostly the former, while the visuals take the western theme in a unique direction by making everything look like it was sketc ... Full Article »
Terra Noctis is simply Latin for “The Land of the Night,” which makes sense considering the premise. You play as Allen, a nightmare creature who is just not scary enough to graduate nightmare school. He sets off on a journey to find the scariest nightmares out there, hoping to learn a thing or t ... Full Article »
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