Treasure Adventure Game

wow, i knew this game would be fun within the first five minutes of playing, exploration is great, the bosses are tough until you figure out there weakness, overall a brilliant game

Besides being beautifully done with a heartwarming slew of characters, interesting fairy tale story with a lot of modern elements, nostalgic graphics and good music the games boast simple, fun controls, well designed puzzles, lots of secrets and easter eggs, hours of diverse gameplay. It's an adventure I really want to revisit - but hopefully Treasure Adventure World is not far away.

It would have been a great Metroidvania game, if it weren't for the abundant level-breaking bugs and glitches; I am disappointed, considering the simple story was interesting, and that the base gameplay is actually fun. If you are patient, and don't mind re-starting levels repeatedly, you may get some enjoyment out of it.

I won't extend too much because this is a free game. But it's much better than other paid games I've played. You start with a silly pixeled picture and a silly game, but once you start playing it the first couple of hours you start to see its magic. I'm a very hard reviewer and barely I rate more than 3 stars - your time is valuable! I only review after I finish the game.

This platforming exploration game is pure nostalgia for me. It's an Epic MegaGames platformer version of the Wind Waker. The platforming elements really remind me strongly of the Jill of the Jungle series, while the conceit of exploring an archipelago via a small boat reminds me of Wind Waker. The protagonist has a hook instead of a hand, which he can use for hand attacks, as well as navigating the environment (hanging onto rings, hooking onto cliff edges). Unlike earlier platforming games like Biffdrop or Impossible Mission, you don't die if you hit a hazard; instead, you lose a hit point. The game is over when you reach 0/5 HP, but there are fruits scattered sporadically around the islands, which you eat to regain 1 HP per fruit eaten. The game's controls are pretty solid. There's a lot to explore, and each island has goals that advance the story, hidden passageways, and other areas that can't be accessed at first. As you continue through the game, you acquire items (and at least one companion) that enable different abilities. I'm only a couple of hours into the game and so far I'm really enjoying it. The only negative of the game was that it was bizarrely difficult to get the game to run properly on my system. But thankfully there is a good and helpful community discussion about this game here on GoG, and I was able to find a fix that worked for me. Now that I'm playing it, I'm really loving the game, and I look forward to having my kids play it, too.