Super Kiwi 64

very cute game, i had fun playing it.

Incredibly lackluster. No enemies apart from stone golems that doesn't pose a threat in any way shape or form. No fanfare apart from a little animation when picking up the special gems which made them feel not very special at all. Very few moves, apart from running, jumping and dashing/attacking you can "climb" by hitting surfaces with your dash. No swimming, climbing or special abilities, not really any hidden items apart from making very basic puzzles. Seriously lacking in the audio department, some things that should make a sound doesn't. I got to World 7 and I couldn't force myself to find the last gem, I was not having fun. Play any other 3D platformer. I don't know how long this took but it does cost 3 euros, so there's that I guess.

Worth the price of entry. It's quite a short game but still fun while it lasts. A huge leap from the one-level original of the 2010s.

Controls are great, music is great, I think they've done a good job with the art style and animations, but fundamentally the level design is just not interesting at all. Nothing is even remotely challenging (except for a couple puzzles which are just poorly communicated) and when I got to the end, I felt nothing.

Enjoyed the game.

Amazingly fun bite-sized collectathon for the weekend

Nice little platformer reminding of n64 era games! Very short but you get enough from the price!

Eh? It’s ok I guess. The colours hurt my eyes a bit the graphic style sure is “nostalgic” but the art direction is just lacklustre. I liked the platforming but you don’t really want to spend time exploring every nook and cranny of a level that looks like a zoomed in version of the shittiest Doom texture. I “completed” it in an hour, there isn’t really any challenge. I don’t feel like I wasted my time in this game but I also didn’t feel satisfied.

Nice! I'm generally suspicious of this sort of 'new retro' game because too often they're so busy trying to replicate the look, feel and sound of an era that they forget the gameplay. Not so here. Controls are great, the puzzles are challenging but not frustrating, and it's not too taxing. Quite a relaxing little thing. It even has the suspect camera angles, just like a traditional N64 platformer. But I enjoyed this.

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