Super Panda Adventures reviews

A beautiful 2d Platformer with its own Charm (and very own Graphic Style). I have now reached about half and am already looking forward to the End. Make real Fun and the said Metroidvania part of the Game together with the successful Level design Does not make repeated visits to the respective Stages boring. I can only make one Recommendation, especially around the small little bit of money.

I played this Game with me for the second time now and I'm really very excited. For little Money, you get an ingenious Game with nice Characters, funny Opponent design, a sweet graphic and a good Story. With about 6:30-8:00 Hours (playing through my Seasons at 1st and 2nd times) the Game, for its small Price, has a relatively long Playing Time. In addition, in my Opinion, the Game also has a Replay Value, as it is just as much Fun to play the second Time as it was the first Time.

Retro is back In at the moment. And what could be closer than pitting a Panda against an Army of alien Robots? In the best Metrovania tradition, the Panda Fu fights its way through various Winding levels, seeking Magical Relics, powerful Spells and, on the side, equipping its Equipment and itself. As Far as is so well known. The Level Of difficulty is acceptable, even if you keep turning it up. At least if you survived Games like Ninja Gaiden, Contra and Castlevania 1. It gets Really tricky actually only with the different Final Opponents. These each require a different Strategy and good Reflexes. The Boss Battles are really great, but even the Default Opponents sometimes require strategic Action. There's nothing to complain about here, either. Just like with the Animations, these are nice to look at. What also scores is the Story. She has some nice Twists and so the Game stands out from some Metrovania titles I've already played. The Story is also staged by a pleasant Hau druff Humour, with a slight Wink always singing along. The Mixture ignites. It is only a pity that the Levels are quite clear. If you have a good Memory you can hardly get lost, but the Levels are crammed with Secrets and Puzzles. The Former one wants to air naturally and the second provide some Headaches in some Places. It is also a Pity That one depends on the Quest System in terms of Progress. Some Paths only open up once some Progress has been made. But it's just Old School, you can almost expect that. Anyone who has played the old Adventures of Sierra will definitely experience a Deja Vu. All in all, the Game is really very good and recommended. Maybe a little too light for an old Bunny like me, but that doesn't diminish the Overall Impression. And this one is positive.