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Showing posts with label Nindies. Show all posts
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Thursday, March 7, 2019
Review - Treasure Stack
Treasure Stack is a new entree into the falling-block puzzle genre – with a twist. Developed by the team at Pixelakes, Treasure Stack brings the formula of stacking matching blocks, adds in platformer elements, and requires strategic rearrangement for success. This indie game offers fast-paced mechanics and challenges the player’s ability to plan ahead and think on the fly. While games like Dr. Mario and Tetris do come to mind, Wario Woods back in 1991 on the SNES is the closest comparison that I can offer.
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Damien is a die-hard Nintendo fan with an appreciation for all things retro. As an avid gamer, reader, and writer, he loves to read between the lines and make deep connections between plots, characters, and even companies themselves.
Saturday, September 12, 2015
Game Reivew: Pixel Slime U
Release Date: August 27, 2015
Developer/Publisher: RCMADIAX
Platforms: Wii U
MSRP: $2.99
Players: Single Player
The fourth game produced by Nintendo indie developer RCMADIAX comes in the form of Pixel Slime U – an auto-scrolling platformer that challenges the player to make it through 40 levels with as few deaths as possible.
GamePlay
The goal of the game is to get the green Slime character across small levels while avoiding spikes and pitfalls in order to reach the goal. Pixel Slime U tries to be make things simple and addicting by having the character move on its own and reducing controls to just 1 button (starting to sound like their previous title: Don’t Crash). The command button will cause the slime to either jump to the next platform or invert to the other side depending on what the level calls for.
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Damien is a die-hard Nintendo fan with an appreciation for all things retro. As an avid gamer, reader, and writer, he loves to read between the lines and make deep connections between plots, characters, and even companies themselves.
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