I went into this game thinking that it was a classic. This game has not held up well at ALL.
The movement is clunky and difficult to get used to, the gameplay is very so-so, especially considering the fact that it is a sequel to one of most highly regarded platformers (Yoshi's Island on SNES).
However, the visuals are nice, the artstyle is cute and is a well-done evolution from the 'drawn' artstyle of it's predecessor. The music is... interesting; I didn't like it that much but I can understand why others would.
And after a bit of time playing, I got used to the controls and at some points even found it slightly rewarding. But in the end I decided it wasn't worth going back to complete all the possible levels, I'd much rather play a different game.
Also the boss fights are an absolute joke they took probably 30 seconds if I were to compile their times together because they were that easy
The movement is clunky and difficult to get used to, the gameplay is very so-so, especially considering the fact that it is a sequel to one of most highly regarded platformers (Yoshi's Island on SNES).
However, the visuals are nice, the artstyle is cute and is a well-done evolution from the 'drawn' artstyle of it's predecessor. The music is... interesting; I didn't like it that much but I can understand why others would.
And after a bit of time playing, I got used to the controls and at some points even found it slightly rewarding. But in the end I decided it wasn't worth going back to complete all the possible levels, I'd much rather play a different game.
Also the boss fights are an absolute joke they took probably 30 seconds if I were to compile their times together because they were that easy