Tobari is back in the latest action platformer from indie developer, Desunoya. Use that staff and smack around your enemies for their magic as you traverse the Dream Ocean. Seek out the mysterious voice that calls to you from beyond the sea as you journey with Tobari into this unknown new world.
The Tobari series is a blend of classic platforming tropes. Specifically, Tobari's spell-stealing mechanic is very similar to Kibry's, although she only gets one ability per spell she acquires, unlike more modern Kirby games. Beyond that, most of the level design philosophy comes from SNES Mario games. There are three collectable star fragments per...
Mario meets Kirby meets Anime Girls in the obligatory beach episode.
The controls are a little tighter than the first game, and the difficulty is more even. It's not as kaizo as the average Desunoya game (until postgame), so you shouldn't worry about not being able to finish it.
Recommended for fans of 2D platformers.
I played the game in Japanese some time ago. A very well made platformer with lots of fun powers, interesting level design, and collectibles. Improves on the feel of the original, and the optional world isn't nearly as frustrating as the one from the original game.
If you ever thought to yourself "I kinda like Kirby, but I wished it was actually challenging", this is it. It takes all the core ability absortion mechanics from Kirby along with some design philosophies from other stablished schools in platforming and delivers an uninterrupted string of very challenging and dynamic stages.
Character movement is a...
Action side-scrolling and puzzle game much like Super Mario. Enemies will occasionally drop spells if you hit them with your staff, these come in a wide variety of effects, invariably they are essential in collecting all the optional stars in a level. If you aren't interested in the collectables, the game offers moderate difficulty, which can be lowered....
