It's a platformer about magic and whacking things!
What does that mean?
It means you go around whacking enemies with your staff to get their magic!
But ultimately, all you need to do is make it to the goal!
It's a Japanese platformer in the vain of Mario, but with elements of Kirby, where you can kill enemies and take their abilities.Graphics are decent, and the music is quite good.
Difficulty leans to the hard side of the spectrum. Especially the boss of World 4. Everything feels fair so far, though. From what I've played so far, it's Nintendo Hard, not...
Updated to include info about another release.
Tobari and the Night of the Curious Moon is a puzzle-platformer that takes the Kirby motif of stealing powers from your enemies to kill other stuff more easily, solve puzzles, etc. It should be obvious, but I'll state it anyway: this is a cute anime-style magical girl game with fluff for plot, so if any...
Platformer with nice art, lots of variety in abilities and secrets to find. My main issue with the game is, that the movement, including jumping, is just horrible. If you can get past that ''problem'', it is a fairly good game.
Mario meets Kirby meets Anime Girls in the Dark Souls of platformers.
The controls take some getting used to, and it will feel unfair at times (especially if you want to 100% the game), but if you're into 2D platformers I recommend it.
Tobari has decent art and music and features cute characters. I'm not sorry I bought the game, but I can't recommend it. At about half way through the game, the levels become infuriating. Your character is, for lack of a better term, "floaty"; you also slide too much when you land on platforms. It doesn't sound too bad in theory, but as the difficulty...
