Chronicles of Teddy reviews

I’m now playing the game for a few hours and I must say it’s a quit nice adventure. The riddles are nice and intelligent but solvable. So fare the only really annoying thing is the option menu. It has no real options… All options, like saving or exit the game, are mapped to buttons and so I had left a few times the game without saving. Combination for saving is X than A. exit without saving is Y than A. really stupid… please change this.

It's really great! At First everything seems very cryptic, because not everything is explained and one is not taken by the Hand. However, you quickly learn to interpret the Imagery, deal with the Musicom and develop a Sense of where Secrets might be. The Difficulty I would settle in upper Midfield. Mine is fired upon from several Sides and is thrown back. But most Opponents are just annoying and not heavy. But You still have to reckon with a few Deaths, from which you learn. Especially with Bosses. The Graphics are loving and the Game World mysterious. There are many Questions arising about who and what lived there, which explains the idiosyncrasies of the Environment. If you are not exactly attacked by annoying Monsters, one-screen screens are particularly important to linger and investigate. The Music is beautiful, too, and I also like to listen to the Soundtrack outside the Game.

Finding Teddy 2 is a loveable 2D action-adventure with heavy focus on puzzles and platforming. The scenarios you explore throughout the game look amazing and the pixel art this game offers is really charming and magical. Musically, each world feels differently, ranging from a foreboding forest to a serene snowmountain, fitting all too well with the environment. Whilst Finding Teddy 2 charmes you very easily with audio and visuals, it's gameplay is sometimes not too easing. I found myself angry at some difficult platforming stages and was stuck on one or two puzzles (although they weren't nearly as frustrating). If you're not fighting your way through monsters, you explore the world for marbles as your curreny and other treasures which offer all worthwhile benefits and upgrades for your heroine, which are more than helpful against the relentless hordes of monsters, which can be pretty brutal in the later stages of the game. A more forgiving immunity timer might have caused less frustration during my playing. All in all, Finding Teddy 2 is a challenging, but moreso charming adventure which I thoroughly enjoyed. Advocats of pixel art and exploration should pick this game up, as it's offering enough content for 25+ hours of playtime. There is also a NG+ option for those, who want to experience the game over and over and over again.