Adventures Of Fluzz reviews

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Product received for free 4 Bunny and baby sweetheart From The very beginning I did not share the general opinion on Adventures of Fluzz, because on my memory were such good platformers, received for free, as 8BitBoy and Bloo Kid 2, well think pink hare and not the most PR The But in reality everything turned out to be completely different from the above-mentioned games. There are no dynamics, you can quietly and in a measured way to go to your goal, do not have to once again to finate, from that I stopped trying and began to die on absolutely silly moments-the first sign of boredom. In Adventures of Fluzz completely absent plot, and this detail is certainly important for platformers, of course, none of them has the scale of games by hand Bioware, but there is always even the smallest and minor reason why the hero goes Perform certain feats. The gameplay here is all standard, even without tricky caches. The Bosas are simple, but not immediately clear how to go. In Addition, after the passage of the world we will be able to play a mini-game that is not so slow. With graphics all good, but would like more, the music is not strong, but not immediately bored. With the technical side there are problems: exit the game or restart the level after 3 deaths can be done only through the Win key or through the task Manager, I would like to see the resolution of the screen in 1920x1080. To summarize, the sale of the game is so tiny that they were disappointed even the developer, because, if you believe the data from the site steamdb.info, there was no discount on it. Well, and 99 rubles it is not worth it, when in the steam of so many beautiful and not very games that cost can even a little more expensive (taking into account discounts), and some and at all cheaper (taking into account discounts), and they will bring much more joy and pleasure.
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Product received for free In the past I owned a TV prefix Dendy (clone Famicom/NES). One of the favorite games was-Tiny Toon Adventures (1991), created by Masters from Konami Corporation. She gave the opportunity to take part in the adventures of familiar cartoon characters. With tenderness I recollect the time spent behind it. Adventures Of Fluzz seemed remotely similar and something inside me said "Follow the rabbit." The Visual design is bright, cheerful. The Appearance of avatars and opponents is funny. I'm sure the kids will like to fly on a balloon, shoot a toy gun apples. Games. Percent. Simple enough not to alienate even toddlers. Syst. Requirements are low. Alas, these are all the virtues that I have been able to find. And here are the flaws: ♦ Unsatisfactory level of techn. Execution. The Full-screen mode is displayed incorrectly-the image flashes and is twitching. You cannot change the control layout on the keyboard or connect the controller. In the chapters. Menu there is no Exit button. ♦ The Absence of any context devaluates what is happening. Why Rabbits in cages? Who placed them there? How did GG manage to avoid captivity? No answer. ♦ The Need to return to places that have already visited to release long-eared prisoners is irritating. ♦ From Mini-Games I can positively note variations of such arcades as "Tetris" and "Snake". However, access to them will be opened only if you fulfill the conditions of passing the level: Destroy all the enemies encountered, do not lose any points of health and similar. PMM, it's pts. Bad way to keep people off the screens. I See no reason to spend on this product 99 p. (in RUSSIA). On the site Razrab-and for purchase available 27 games, devoid of shade and individuality. Almost all of them try to copy popular products-Angry Birds, Flappy Bird and etc. Or They don't represent anything at all, being primitive entertainment for 10 minutes. A Pathetic sight! Igor, 6 years old: "Funny little animals! I'd like to get in the screen and pat them. Will I play it again? I doubt it. There are more beautiful and interesting games than this. "
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