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| Ryan Posts: 1568/1748 |
One thing though, I do recommend buying on Steam. There it's only $9.99, where as on their site it's $19.99. |
| BennyMD4123 Posts: 23/77 |
It's similar to the katamari games?
*Runs off to buy it* |
| Ryan Posts: 1567/1748 |
In this game, you are a creature set to gather up as much of the planet as possible before an evil force comes along and destroys what remains.
How do you go about doing that? Turn everything you want to collect into a part of you! Essentially a clone of the Katamari series of games, The Wonderful End of the World is incredibly quick and easy to pick up and play, the sound track is great and the controls are incredibly smooth and easy to use... Mainly because your only controls are the arrow keys. You start off as a tiny swirling mass and can only collect very small items to begin with. This soon turns into picking up tables, chairs and even people. The twelve levels are all very well designed, each with their own unique themes and designs. For only $9.99 on Steam, I highly recommend this game to everyone. It's simple enough to be child friendly but challenging enough to entertain the more experienced and older gaming audience. The good points Fun, addictive game, great if you already know and love the Katamari series. Simple gameplay makes it easy to play, but the levels are difficult to master. The bad points It can be a little awkward to know first time round what you will and will not be able to eat at a given time. Objects you can walk through (Like bushes) or moving objects generally require you to be larger to collect them compared with solid objects. This can be a little disorienting. Pretty easy to get stuck, wasting valuble seconds. I spent twenty seconds trying to get unstuck from under something before. Overall, I highly recommend this game. There's even a demo with the first two levels if you're unsure. |
