Super-short but charming little indie 2D platformer. The last level's difficulty spike comes out of left field, but on the whole, this is a pretty chill, middling sort of experience that's neither awful nor outstanding. I enjoyed the platforming & the pixel art is nice too.
Feels like the kind of flash game you’d play on Kongregate after a long annoying day at school. Better than it has any right to be given what it is and why most people are playing it.
Although the poor mechanics made me angry at some points, I still had a good time playing it most of the time. It’s a really silly and really short game, but it does the job when it comes to just spending some time chilling.
I would most definitely not recommend paying the full price for it, but it was worth the 1 BRL (~0.20 USD) the game cost me on sale.
I would most definitely not recommend paying the full price for it, but it was worth the 1 BRL (~0.20 USD) the game cost me on sale.
Played via the UK PSN release on a PlayStation Vita OLED model.
It's fine, it feels like one of those mildly infuriating Flash games from the mid 00s with overly-tight jumps and controls. The crushing blocks have an annoying feature of being insta-death when touched on the side they're crushing into, despite distance from crushing destination and the end boss of the bonus levels was too well-designed compared to everything else despite just needing to wait him out. The worst part was the music - just one walking bass jazz track on repeat for 36 levels that repeated every few measures and wore thin within the first 5 loops.
Overall fine for the price, you'll get an easy platinum if that's your thing but don't come in expecting a hidden gem of an indie game.
It's fine, it feels like one of those mildly infuriating Flash games from the mid 00s with overly-tight jumps and controls. The crushing blocks have an annoying feature of being insta-death when touched on the side they're crushing into, despite distance from crushing destination and the end boss of the bonus levels was too well-designed compared to everything else despite just needing to wait him out. The worst part was the music - just one walking bass jazz track on repeat for 36 levels that repeated every few measures and wore thin within the first 5 loops.
Overall fine for the price, you'll get an easy platinum if that's your thing but don't come in expecting a hidden gem of an indie game.
This one actually isn't that bad. Platformer where you have you to get 3-4 diamond in the level to move on to the next. Controls surprisingly well, the game starts off extremely easy and gets a tad bit more challenging as your progress. Worth the $3 on VITA.
Trophies
Difficulty: 1/10
Time: 25 minutes
Trophy Guide: No Need
Just beat the first 20 levels, stomp on each one of the enemies once and then purchase one thing from the shop.
Trophies
Difficulty: 1/10
Time: 25 minutes
Trophy Guide: No Need
Just beat the first 20 levels, stomp on each one of the enemies once and then purchase one thing from the shop.
Very easy plat, but otherwise a fun platformer game to play on the PSVita.
Stinky Platinum obtained in 23 minutes. A game that wouldn't even look like a Stinky Platinum at first glance. Decently good level design and art.
It was $0.50 on PSN. Don't judge.
Não é de todo ruim, tem uma boa base semelhante aos jogos antigos dos anos 80, pelo menos entre os jogos fáceis de se platinar esse foi um dos que me agradou.
Really easy. Funny at some moments, but repetitive