Go! Go! PogoGirl

How wholesome and authentically 90s this game is. Sure, some games claim to be pixel perfect, I'm pretty sure this one actually is. The attention to detail and crisp gameplay make this feel like a modern and creative SNES game. Having fun, and for the price of an expensive coffee, this is a steal.

Bounce like Scrooge McDuck in Ducktales in this great indie!

[h1]10/10 - What an incredibly fun ride! More please?[/h1]   At first glance, Go! Go! PogoGirl is like a familiar face from the 90s that greets you with a warm, nostalgic smile. Even with the clear nod to Sonic (primarily in art style), this game has its own personality that aims to honor the classics. And in many ways, it does! GGP (can I call ya GGP?) is a textbook example of that dusty old chestnut, "easy to learn, difficult to master" that’s been said of many platforming hits of the past. Your trusty [i]Spring Steed[/i] creates some remarkable opportunities for clever mechanics and stage design to shine, but the pogo life also comes with unique risks and considerations. While there are plenty of familiar platforming elements here, the fact that you’re constantly jumping up and down breathes new life into those challenges.   To be clear, you aren’t stuck going up and down all samey-wamey boring-style. PogoGirl can step off the [i]Bounce Master 9000[/i] and hold it against th...

Super lovely game. Fun controls, fun level design, and an all around cheerful experience.

Super fun game. Mechanics were very well designed and implemented. Stringing together the different movement techniques to progress through the level flowed really nicely and was super satisfying.

Go! Go! PogoGirl is a cute pogo-platformer in the vein of old GeneSNES-era classics but with the gimmick of your player character always bouncing on a pogostick. The art style is lighthearted and friendly, the play is easy to pick up and go with, but offers some deep tricks and collect-a-thon challenges to keep you in the fun. The music is so pleasant and upbeat, and goes a long way to giving the game its warm and effervescent feel. If you hark loftily at the prospects of bygone days spent sitting on the living room carpet staring up at a glowing, staticky cathode-ray tv, black-cabled controller gripped overtight in your little hands, then Go! Go! Pogogirl will probably find you there.

A simple platformer with a core gimmick of always jumping due to riding a pogo-stick. Added inputs include canceling the rise to immediately fall or holding down to stop bouncing and charge a super bounce. Thankfully a carefully timed cancel at the peak of the bounce results in a slam with as much height as a super bounce (at the cost of horizontal maneuverability), as otherwise stages would be a drag of holding down to charge. The highlight is a well-timed input can be used to perform a megabounce that is higher than any other possible bounce with no lost momentum. The game is easy with infinite lives and short with 20 levels [spoiler]and 5 post-game levels that are more challenging but never wildly so[/spoiler]. Each stage further features 3 medals to earn: 1 medal for the 100 green gems, most of which are easy to find, but are often set in clumps that make them mildly irritating to collect (as they often require 2 bounces); 1 medal for the 3 red gems hidden in each stage, that a...

This is an excellent adventure game with a retro feel!It has a great balance of puzzle-solving, and difficulty!Plus the music and visuals are delightful!I highly recommend JUMPING on this game ASAP!

Great pogostick mechanics as you are constantly bouncing from platform to platform. Careful planning while jumping on moving platforms, as it can be quite tricky. I'm thouroughly enjoying the music tracks composed for the stages as they are melodic and fun to listen to. Great game mechanics and level design, with a throwback to retro-style 90s. style throw

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