Treasure Adventure Game

A cute and charming indie platformer let down by clunky jumping and combat mechanics and a poor checkpoint system. The long periods between checkpoints and high damage from enemies leads to repeating large sections of the game which is very annoying and the more you look at it mechanically, the more you see the other poor design choices. The setting and characters are interesting, the music is catchy and the pixel art is functional and colourful, but it is slow going with lots of back and forth due to poor signposting, although this doe get better as it goes along. The bosses are entertaining but do increase the challenge significantly and although it has a lot of really neat ideas, it lacks the finesse of other games in the genre and doesn’t do enough with them.

Has a great retro feel but ultimately I felt the game was too repetitive and confusing. I had to grind for an item to proceed by having to reload a scene and hit enemies for coins over and over... Especially in the worm tunnels, it seemed to just punish you too much

For a free game it is very nice, but the frame rate drops are inexcusable. After playing about an hour on my relatively new laptop, the game became practically unplayable. This machine can play games like left 4 dead, team fortress 2, and half life just fine; I don't understand how an old-school-style game like this could lag so badly. But it does.

Up there with the other indie classic, "An Untitled Story", this little gem of a game had me entertained for days. It utterly perfect! Such a rewarding and satisfying game, Robit Studios. I hope to see more just like it!

This game was made for the curious gamer, who enjoys a real challange by solving puzzles and navigating through an unforgiving, but rewarding game world. The music is real treat as well. I played this game for 8 hours on my first sit down, and it just captivated me.