Balloon Fight is a deceptively simple arcade classic. As a tiny balloon-clad fighter, you'll frantically flap to stay aloft, popping your opponents' balloons and sending them plummeting into the hungry waters below. It boasts charming pixel art and the core gameplay loop is immediately addictive. However, Balloon Fight lacks depth; outside of the Balloon Trip mode's score challenge, its replayability is limited, the controls can feel imprecise, and the relentless difficulty may become frustrating.
Eu genuianamente amo esse jogo, eu jogaria todo dia se eu pudesse. Não sei porque, eu so gosto de fazer as mesmas rodadas de inimigos de novo e de novo
Balloon Fight is, in my view, the gold standard for pre-Super Mario Bros. games on the NES/Famicom. The physics are easy enough to grasp to have good pick-up-and-play accessibility, but have room to actually be more precise for those who want to improve. The Balloon Trip mode is a simple but fun take on the idea of an "endless scroller" kind of game. And of course, it has great music and sound effects.