NOTE: 3/5 Stars is for PC/Home Console version. The GBC Version is 1/5 stars.
While PC/Home Console version is an average 3D platformer from my childhood, the GBC version is a painfully boring 2D platformer. There's something to be said about your game if it makes me miss average licensed games for Game Boy Advance. Your goal through most levels is locate a key, then free all the puppies, all while waiting for slow moving platforms. Finding the key, then the puppies can be an issue as well and can result in back and forth, trying to figure out where things are. There are a few "boss fights" where you have to bark at an enemy for a few times until they vanish, and in case of Cruella, just stun her to get past then platform up to a convinienty placed megaphone. The game is more interesting to me for the fact that you can clip into ledges if you position yourself just right and jump in place, and if at pixel-perfect position you can also clip through thin walls. I used that trick once, which didn't save a lot of time, but it was probably the most fun thing I did in the game. The graphics are average, and the music is just kinda alright. Overall, not a good game. It goes without saying PC/Home Console is much better.
While PC/Home Console version is an average 3D platformer from my childhood, the GBC version is a painfully boring 2D platformer. There's something to be said about your game if it makes me miss average licensed games for Game Boy Advance. Your goal through most levels is locate a key, then free all the puppies, all while waiting for slow moving platforms. Finding the key, then the puppies can be an issue as well and can result in back and forth, trying to figure out where things are. There are a few "boss fights" where you have to bark at an enemy for a few times until they vanish, and in case of Cruella, just stun her to get past then platform up to a convinienty placed megaphone. The game is more interesting to me for the fact that you can clip into ledges if you position yourself just right and jump in place, and if at pixel-perfect position you can also clip through thin walls. I used that trick once, which didn't save a lot of time, but it was probably the most fun thing I did in the game. The graphics are average, and the music is just kinda alright. Overall, not a good game. It goes without saying PC/Home Console is much better.