Stay away
Just terrible.
It seems that she can only move by jumping and cannot walk like a normal person. Difficult to play with a keyboard.
A fun game with a great deal of variety and detail. It appears to have been inspired by a number of previous games, but manages to create an atmosphere all it's own. Worth playing.
The game offers a good amount of variety, saving it from an awful rating. With a few tweaks, this could become a memorable game. Resources are scarce even though they are required to complete the levels. The gameplay simply comes to a halt not due to your skills, but due to lack of resources - a "dead end" condition, something that should never happen in a modern game! There is no Save feature, meaning that no progress is saved other than a journal of the games locations, enemies, and items. A player could have absolutely all of the items in the game and lose simply because of bad game design, with no Continues to complete the journey. On the first few plays, it seemed to be a "joke" game - one that simply couldn't be beaten by design. However you can outsmart the game and make progress. The game seems to find lame excuses to stop your playing. When you reach the final boss, Olmec, it's a souped-up copy of the final battle of Super Mario Bros. 3 on a larger scale. Bad hit detection could end you here, so it's a matter of luck more so than skill that some bug won't kill you. With some work, these issues could be corrected, but it appears to be a long-abandoned game.
