Mute Crimson+ reviews

THU GA ZO A very challenging and frustrating experience, but you feel a champion when you finish it. A platformer of those. The game has its little things, but in general it's fantastic. The movement is fluid, the scenarios are great, the music leaves nothing to be desired and the bosses present a challenge from another world. The difficulty goes from simple to normal, from normal to difficult, from difficult to "by God, this is impossible" and finally from "by God, this is impossible" to ragequitting. I loved It.

Ninja Gaiden style platformer. In the Original, the Game has been released on 360, where it is still very minimalist. In the + version there is better Graphics, music, Level design, etc. The Latter is excellent, in every World a certain Element plays a big Role and is then lived out in all sorts of sadistic Forms, so there is no lack of Difficulty here. In doing so, one's own Inability to Death is almost always To blame. The Boss Fights vary greatly in Flow, but also in difficulty. The Control is precise, both with Keyboard and Controller, but I advise to the Controller of course. Music and Translation are strongly reminiscent of NES titles, except that the unintentionally comic Dialogues here are of course intentional. Mute Crimson + Reminds me of Games like Electronic Super Joy or Shantae, so really good but barely noticed By the wide Player base Platters. Unfortunately, a bit short and sometimes unfair, so a few Trial & error sections.

Linear Platadromas game reminiscent of the 8-to 16-bit aesthetics of Nintendo titles, I can think of the Ninja Gaiden trilogy for its fairly simple gameplay but of high difficulty. The difficulty curve is correct from the beginning and as any game of the genre is growing. The Tonic is the following is divided into sections not very long with a final head of phase that is not very complicated (the first) As you pass levels you realize that it is getting more and more dodgy, something desperate but not impossible. I want to grant a second oppurtunity as not complete and certain boss in the world demonic me overwhelmed, I thought it was the end boss, naive of me The color palette uses the bricomía where red and black dominates, almost always For fans of Platforms will like to remind you of the games of yesteryear, is a challenge that I would like to complete as I personally consider it very good within the indie industry. Ah I forgot to comment that you have some hard to get collectibles but you can try. Recommended!!!