Crossbow Warrior - The Legend of William Tell reviews

Cheesy, Cheesier, Crossbow Warrior. Does this Superlative make Sense? I don't think it takes much Game time to answer the Question "Yes." The Only thing that's good about this strange Platformer is the Intro, which comes In super high quality Compared to other Intitles-but God doesn't Know to keep up with the Gameplay Quality or that of all subsequent Storycontent (in the Case We later deal with Still images + Subtitles ^ ^). Crossbow Warrior Is a classic 2.5D platformer where you often have to run from left to right and reach the End of the Level. You can overcome obstacles quite classically by many Hops, Enemies shoot you down or hop on their Pear and collect Collectibles. Everything as usual could get quite witty. The Problem, though, is that both Abysses or Water KILL you INSTANTLY. There is no Objection. ZACK-and TOT. Out of the Mouse. Since there are no Checkpoints, you have to start the Level stubbornly from the front. Since there are many Passages that ARE Timed SUPERKNAPP, so you have to jump off perfectly, there are some Levels that are incredibly "difficult" in feel. Also, the Main Character likes to slip off Edges, so that a readjustment is necessary. But only stupid that despite its muscular Upper Body, its Matchsticks are ultra-thin and the "Box" suitable for Standing is not felt angular and far too small. Especially with Opponents, who you want to jump Upside down like with Super Mario, 60% of you always jump by "quite narrowly," so that the Opponent can strike and kill you. In Addition, Fine Animations such as those of the Bear are laughably cheap and also the Level Design, in which you can even sometimes look through between the Architecture into Nothingness, leave something to be desired. Given the "Hardness" and cheesy 'Gen Inaccuracy of this Work, the speedron offerings of each Level are, of course, a thick Gaffe in the Scrotum. If you want to complete the last Trophy and everything on perfect: Have Fun. From Level 15, I didn't have a Buck on that Torture-and that was only Half of all Levels. Achja and Chocolate Pickups could have omitted the Devs right away, as they encourage your Failure rather than actually benefit. The fact that you can also shoot with the Crossbow, but it is so soooooooooooo so limited and lengthy before it loads through it and also simply "trains" the Aiming just failingly comically, as soon as you correct its Firing Direction, simply makes it possible to assume that here without much A clue about Gameplay on it has been logrammed. Probably these were only a few Developers, who also received little (criticizing) feedback. The Crossbow Warrior doesn't need the Crossbow Warrior. Just Do the Favor and see off the Purchase ...