As abominable as it is mysterious, yet somehow simultaneously interesting as well, Little Red Hood exists in a plane of existence, which is easy to describe, yet makes one wonder what the developers were thinking while developing.
Little Red Hood herself can't attack, despite the game cover making you think otherwise. There's a dog under a rock you could find which attacks, but it acts on its own, so it's simultaneously a little useful, but also not really.
Then there's the slingshot which you can throw (yes, you actually throw the slingshot) 3-4 times before it runs out and you have to buy another one. Better not buy it, since the enemies respawn very often anyway. Just great...
The Big Bad Wolf? Nah, randomized stairs that appear together with a dreadful choice of colours is the biggest nemesis you'll have.
It's actually kind of incredible how much thought in the wrong things was put into this game.
Little Red Hood herself can't attack, despite the game cover making you think otherwise. There's a dog under a rock you could find which attacks, but it acts on its own, so it's simultaneously a little useful, but also not really.
Then there's the slingshot which you can throw (yes, you actually throw the slingshot) 3-4 times before it runs out and you have to buy another one. Better not buy it, since the enemies respawn very often anyway. Just great...
The Big Bad Wolf? Nah, randomized stairs that appear together with a dreadful choice of colours is the biggest nemesis you'll have.
It's actually kind of incredible how much thought in the wrong things was put into this game.