Fun and anxiety have never been so close.
I'm too stupid for this one
This is not my kind of puzzle game! Once you get past the easy puzzles, victories start feeling kind of arbitrary. Because the speed of cats and mice differs substantially, it's really hard to actually reason out what the right solution is. Instead, I found myself picking tile placements based mostly on vibes and then adjusting arbitrarily to try to find the right variation that actually solved the puzzle. Every now and then my entire premise would be wrong and I'd actually have to think of a new approach, but more often fiddling with the pieces ended up solving the puzzle eventually. Not very satisfying.
Character design peaked with these lil space mice.
I want official plushes of them desperately.
I want official plushes of them desperately.
Fun little puzzle game. Reminds me of mobile games in the mid 2000’s kinda like a PacMan/snake/mario maker hybrid.
The visuals are kinda weak but it’s a great time killer, especially if you can get other people to play the 4player mode with you (I wasn’t able to because of lack of socializing on my part).
The visuals are kinda weak but it’s a great time killer, especially if you can get other people to play the 4player mode with you (I wasn’t able to because of lack of socializing on my part).
addictive. sega used to know what they were doing
If you were in the UK and had a Dreamcast, you could get a copy of this for free. And that's exactly what I did. And I loved it.
Similar to Fantavision (a fireworks game released on the day of the PS2 launch), Chuchurocket is somewhat of an oddity: a puzzle game with very simple graphics that doesn't fully utilize the power of the new console.
Although I'm usually a fan of this genre of puzzle games, I find that Chuchu Rocket lacks depth in its gameplay, which seems to be identical from level 1 to 100. Regardless of the level, the mice move in straight lines, turning right when they hit a wall. There are two types of dangers: cats and voids. It's a bit lacking in terms of variety.
The difficulty is also strangely managed: sometimes too easy, sometimes challenging, but too often completely random; the levels progress with boredom. Nevertheless, I persisted in finishing this game because there's something fundamentally oddly satisfying about seeing these lines of little mice narrowly avoiding enemies
Hard to really recommend it
Although I'm usually a fan of this genre of puzzle games, I find that Chuchu Rocket lacks depth in its gameplay, which seems to be identical from level 1 to 100. Regardless of the level, the mice move in straight lines, turning right when they hit a wall. There are two types of dangers: cats and voids. It's a bit lacking in terms of variety.
The difficulty is also strangely managed: sometimes too easy, sometimes challenging, but too often completely random; the levels progress with boredom. Nevertheless, I persisted in finishing this game because there's something fundamentally oddly satisfying about seeing these lines of little mice narrowly avoiding enemies
Hard to really recommend it
Acho que esperava um pouco mais, bons puzzles mas bem curto, terminei o modo normal e não fiquei com vontade de prosseguir no dificil, recomendo para quem curte de puzzles, algumas fases são boas outras apenas okay.
Played online for the first time today wooo
No idea when or if I will sit down once again doing the whole game itself, which is the puzzle section, but maybe someday with how I had done that once on the GBA version in my PSP.
No idea when or if I will sit down once again doing the whole game itself, which is the puzzle section, but maybe someday with how I had done that once on the GBA version in my PSP.
Esta bien
made me feel like i was huffing spraypaint while taking a chemistry exam
Here's hoping for a sequel announcement at Xbox Showcase 2024!