Achieved at : 2023-05-01
Rank : 6
(76% worse)
Lups : 113
Approved :
Yes
Voting completed : 2023-05-19
| General Rules: |
Game must be played on the actual hardware. Play with default settings unless otherwise specified. No code modifications that give the player an advantage over other players. 1 credit. No continues. 1 player mode only. No use of trainers, cheats, auto-fire (when not default present in-game) , game saves, or cheat codes. Can be overruled by the Specific Rules. It is discouraged and may lead to voters not accepting your score to - excessively point farm - use glitches or other game exploits |
| Specific Rules: | Play the game in 1 player mode with default settings |
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@TGP 🇬🇧
Luigi Ruffolo
"The Stage number only shows when you play the first time in Adventure mode."
Yeah, I noticed this.
"I like this game, it is nice for a quick relax at the end of a tiring work day."
Yeah, I like the "Pachinko meets Breakout" gameplay, even if maybe there's too much luck involved (but it's ok). What I don't like in games is when you have to play tons of hours (or pay, not in this case, I assume) to unlock advanced features just to compete on a level playing field. That rabbit seems a lot better than basic characters (watched this on TG ages ago, but maybe I don't remember well): a wheel appears while you're playing with that master every now and then and it seems you can easily increase or even triple your score or something. Or maybe it was just my impression and all characters are basically the same, lol. I don't know well the game, I must admit it, and I don't know how to find in-depth info about it (yeah, there's that fandom page, but it's not so in-depth), its scoring system, the masters and their skills, and all, I don't even care so much. Anyway, you're right, gameplay is relaxing so it's the right game to play late in the evening, when you're preparing to go to bed and your brain doesn't want to see you playing another Manic Miner clone with pixel-perfect jumps or a bullet hell shoot 'em up, lol.
Yeah, I noticed this.
"I like this game, it is nice for a quick relax at the end of a tiring work day."
Yeah, I like the "Pachinko meets Breakout" gameplay, even if maybe there's too much luck involved (but it's ok). What I don't like in games is when you have to play tons of hours (or pay, not in this case, I assume) to unlock advanced features just to compete on a level playing field. That rabbit seems a lot better than basic characters (watched this on TG ages ago, but maybe I don't remember well): a wheel appears while you're playing with that master every now and then and it seems you can easily increase or even triple your score or something. Or maybe it was just my impression and all characters are basically the same, lol. I don't know well the game, I must admit it, and I don't know how to find in-depth info about it (yeah, there's that fandom page, but it's not so in-depth), its scoring system, the masters and their skills, and all, I don't even care so much. Anyway, you're right, gameplay is relaxing so it's the right game to play late in the evening, when you're preparing to go to bed and your brain doesn't want to see you playing another Manic Miner clone with pixel-perfect jumps or a bullet hell shoot 'em up, lol.
@Luigi Ruffolo 🇮🇹
TGP
Game checked, Stage 1-1 - Crimewave checked, gameplay checked, score checked.
Voting yes.
I like this game, it is nice for a quick relax at the end of a tiring work day. I just picked it up for 85p in a Steam sale. It makes my wife and I laugh when the music plays when you are successful - such an over-reaction!
The Stage number only shows when you play the first time in Adventure mode. When you revisit the Stage in Quick Play, it just shows Quick-Score instead of the stage number.
Voting yes.
I like this game, it is nice for a quick relax at the end of a tiring work day. I just picked it up for 85p in a Steam sale. It makes my wife and I laugh when the music plays when you are successful - such an over-reaction!
The Stage number only shows when you play the first time in Adventure mode. When you revisit the Stage in Quick Play, it just shows Quick-Score instead of the stage number.
Luigi Ruffolo
Starts at 18:30.
Score at 20:53.
Played ages ago and forgot to submit it. If memory serves, it should be one of those games with a lot of locked features/characters/levels (I mean, the basic version of the game, at least). I hate this kind of thing, lol.
Level number (1-1) oddly is not shown anywhere, but it's the same level all other people played.
Score at 20:53.
Played ages ago and forgot to submit it. If memory serves, it should be one of those games with a lot of locked features/characters/levels (I mean, the basic version of the game, at least). I hate this kind of thing, lol.
Level number (1-1) oddly is not shown anywhere, but it's the same level all other people played.