I got to the zombie level before my steam account was lost to time. It's ok, I'm not really the biggest fan of the FPS genre.

It's a fine beat-em-up but your choices really don't matter, despite that being the primary focus of the game. I go back to it every so often, but it's not something I'd consider the greatest ever made.

This review is gonna be super short because this game is so obviously shovelware it hurts.

Recommended by Chap, Pucca Power Up is the fifteenth game on the obscure games recommendation list. Thank you for the recommendation.

This game is nothing more than a relatively barebones 2D Platformer based on the property of Pucca. Pucca is a South Korean animated series that started with flash animations in the early 2000s and has grown to rapid popularity worldwide, so it makes sense that games about her would be made.

This one though, doesn't have much going for it. You have your standard platforming, turning on switches to open doors, mediocre combat against cats and ninjas. It doesn't really have any standout elements that make it a must play as far as platformers are concerned.

The only reason the score is so low is because at points the game will force you to use the DS' touch screen for minigames that are required for progression.

In what I would consider the "worst game of Frogger i've ever played" I got stuck on one of these which required me to use the touch screen to move Pucca forward. I'm sure even on original hardware (if it wasn't obvious enough that I emulated this thing,) this shit would still be finnicky and feel wrong.

The problem with these mini game sections is that they actually take your lives when you don't succeed, which for a game as boring as this one, was the last straw.

I do apologize, but don't waste your time playing Pucca Power Up. There are numerous other platformers leagues better than this.

I really fucking hate the camera in this game, and it makes the platforming awkward as fuck. It was innovative in the 90s, but playing it today... well I'd rather be playing Sunshine, Galaxy, or Odyssey. It just didn't age well.

From what I remember it's just an average racing game, except now it's monster trucks. Meh.

Playing Halo Multiplayer on the School PCs during lunch was definitely one of the highlights of not being an adult having to make ends meet.

A really boring game honestly, both multiplayer and singleplayer. I have no idea what compelled me to purchase this game.

The gameplay is phenomenal but there's no story to give it substance. I do love beating the shit out of my own soldiers though, truly the training of a lifetime. Also pet wolf dogs are fucking cool.

This game is halfbaked, like a sandwich I got from Panera one time. I wish there was just more to do other than kidnap Cubans.