Super Lovely Planet

Super Lovely Planet is not a good game. It sucks to have to say that, considering the original Lovely Planet is one of my favorite games ever, but I just did not find much to enjoy here. It's just... a mess of a game that never really figures out what it wants to be and doesn't feel nearly as polished as the previous two lovely planet games. The biggest issue is that everything just feels slightly off. Some enemies shoot bullets slightly too fast or accurately. Enemies can still shoot from a range that feels just a bit too large. The controls feel just a bit too stiff. The levels feel just a bit too long. The levels. These levels are... really sloppy in design, especially compared to the tightness of the previous games. There's no sense of flow, there's moments of waiting around pointlessly, a lot of obstacles feel less like a string of events to be performed in sequence and more discordant, arbitrary things going on that clash with each other and create a confusing mess. Mostly it ...

Super Lovely Planet is not a game you should go into expecting Lovely Planet 2. The visuals are the same, but the developer has gone in a different direction with the gameplay. I was tentative, since I enjoyed the original so much and was...let down, to say the least, by Arcade, but watching just a few minutes of gameplay sold me on it. The game is very open for taking unique routes and shourtcuts, many of which the devs have done by intention. Mixing the levels rather than having you jump from one theme to another is nice for keeping up the variety, though I wish they hadn't put all the Marsh levels right beside one another, since they were the weakest part of the game I thought. The music is not as upbeat as Lovely Planet which wasn't something I really minded, though I was a lot more fond of the original soundtrack from the original compared to it. If you were not a fan of it in the first one, this will definitely be a positive change for you. The difficulty didn't really scale, ...

A fast-paced platformer that's really fun to speedrun.

i've had a lot of fun with this game, very fun to speed through levels and find all the secrets. unique platforming action! shame this game went unnoticed, i think it deserves more love

A disappointing game. The biggest issue is the stiff, sluggish, herky-jerky movement of your character. Lovely Planet compels you to S-Rank challenges because the game feels good to play. And if you fail on a run you blame yourself. SLP feels bad to play, and when you fail a run you blame the awful character movement. All that could be excused - I've played worse hardcore platformers - but what's truly baffling are the unforced errors quicktequila make in the UI department. In Lovely Planet, after you finish a mission, you're told the S-rank time and whether you've killed all enemies. SLP does neither - why the hell does Tequila think I'm going to continually retry levels to hit S Rank when I don't even know what the par time is supposed to be? This decision killed any chance of finishing this game. Less obnoxious but equally as stupid is the level select - if you want to intersperse worlds through levels, that's fine, but make all levels sequential in the main menu.

Great platformer, aesthetics are on point and smooth lovely gameplay.

[h1] DISCLAIMER: This is a first impressions review, and NOT a full review [/h1] Super Lovely Planet is a game developed and published by QUICKTEQUILA The game is a fun and challenging and mixes the game up from the original Lovely Planet and make it original and unique, that can be played in short bursts of Japanese goodness (see what I did there?) [h1] RECOMMENDED :) [/h1] [b] REVIEW SOURCES: [/b] [list] [*] None

I had a considerably less lovely time than i expected, its lovely to finally complete it all though, solid 10/10, definitely play if you love simple precision platformer games

Super Lovely Planet is fairly unique, not quite like any other platformer I've played. It's a loose game, asking you to think quickly but without much consequence for failure. You can run through all the levels in a couple of hours, and you'll have some fun with that. Its depth comes getting an A rank on every level. The typical requirement is to beat each level without being hit, and after defeating every enemy. You can reach A rank in other ways, but the game isn't clear on how. Navigating each level without being hit transforms the loose and cute environment into a precision puzzle. You must act quickly and without error to get through. You will fail many times, but each one builds on your route through the course. It can be very frustrating, but it's also very rewarding. The game is flawed, however. It's very opaque with in its mechanics. As far as I can tell the game never tells you at any point that you can jump higher by pressing LT. I could be wrong, but I could not find a pr...

Controls are quite finicky. This game is for people who think dark souls is too easy.