I tried to play this as a child and found it unwieldy and difficult. Plus, my brother loudly complained at seeing it because of how it handled perspective. I beat it last week, at time of writing. By the time I was jumping off cliffs and rounding my jumps at the right time to bypass elevator patterns, I felt like I was capable of doing all sorts of great and terrible things. I'm aging and I feel possibilities closing more and more often, but look at what I made myself do this year.
also I sent my brother a clip of me making that jump and he said it made him physically ill, so, that's pretty good
also I sent my brother a clip of me making that jump and he said it made him physically ill, so, that's pretty good
An isometric action adventure game with very nice visuals and a good soundtrack. The plot is paper-thin, the movement control scheme is a bizarre semi-tank control style that takes some time to get used to, but once it does it lends itself well enough to the combat and isometric platforming.
Input lags aside that sometimes is infuriating with jumps, it's a fine action adventure game. Controls could take a little because it's an isometric game, but if you got accostumed to GBA platforms like Spyro and Banjo & Kazooie Grunty's Revenge this is an enjoyable experience.