ANTONBLAST

AntonBlast is raunchy, destructive, outrageous, stupid fun. But it also has a big problem, and, interestingly, that problem isn't Pizza Tower. Everything about AntonBlast's presentation is right on point. The art direction is impeccable. Anton and Annie are lovable idiots. The enemy and boss designs are interesting and offbeat. The soundtrack blows your ears out. And the gameplay itself - you really are encouraged to destroy everything. Platforming is fairly precise, The "clutch" charge system is satisfying and fun to chain. Your double jump is itself an attack. It's all here, and it's predictably fun. Where AntonBlast really starts to fall off is in its secret-finding and its difficulty curve. First, secret-finding. Since the game tracks how much you've destroyed in a level, nothing that you've defeated respawns when you come back around and visit it a second time (except for a certain variety of boxes). So, when a collectible or high-value poker chip is located after a platformin...

when someone says they support both women's rights AND women's wrongs, they're talking about annie.

This game is Amazing! The soundtrack is great. The levels are good. And the boss fights are creative.

Antonblast brings a lot of fun and very well executed ideas, many compare the game to Pizza Tower, but the one thing the games have in common (other from some of the inspirational material) is that they're both masterpieces. Incredible game, buy it you're wasting your time on the rewievs, buy the game now and enjoy peak, get it now.

Charming, funny, and an Anton blast to play (you will never see the end of that joke's use in these reviews). It's Pizza Tower's under-recognized cousin (we all know that's why you're here), which is arguably better than Pizza Tower in several aspects. The most glaring difference I noticed between this and Pizza Tower are that instead of concentrating its difficulty in bosses and the timed section, Antonblast applies it fairly evenly, so you're going to see similar difficulty between levels and bosses. That, or I was the reason why I took over an hour and a half on a single level. Overall, it's a very strong Wariolike (there's a total of 2 Warioland-based games, is wariolike a genre now?).

pizza tower

ANTONBLAST is an electrifying platformer that bursts onto the scene with unapologetic energy and a distinct personality, blending frantic action with a cartoonish aesthetic reminiscent of the wildest ‘90s games. You take control of Dynamite Anton or his partner Annie, diving into a zany quest to reclaim stolen spirits from the bizarre and grotesque army of Satan’s moles, known as the Ballbusters. The game’s narrative might sound absurd—and it is—but that absurdity is part of its charm, delivering a story told through irreverent humor, explosive set pieces, and over-the-top character animations that make every moment feel like a wacky cartoon come to life. At its core, ANTONBLAST thrives on fast-paced, momentum-driven gameplay that rewards timing and skillful movement. The controls are tight yet layered, offering a variety of mechanics such as dashing through enemies with the “Clutch” move, bouncing mid-air using the “Hammer Vault,” and triggering the powerful “Anto...

i didn't think so

I may suck at it, but that doesn't mean I can't think it's an amazing game (because it is!) The artstyle of ANTONBLAST is something you almost never see, which is a shame because it's SO GOOD. The gameplay is intuitive, and the level design is immaculate. The dialogue is hilarious, and the story, while bare-bones, is really fun. I haven't tried doing many of the various "challenge" things, primarily because I'm bad at 2D platformers, but what I have seen of them, they look awesome. If you're looking for a cool game to play, BLAST away.

Pizza tower except playing well doesn't require overstimulating yourself I mean, to put it more eloquently, and with all due respect Pizza Tower, this is superior in every way.