You'll explore plenty of varied stages that are impressively large and complex so thankfully, you can access a map which helps with discovering secrets as well as working out where you are and where you need to go. Meanwhile, enemies will gradually close in on her with every move she makes which is reminiscent of a Mystery Dungeon game. The gameplay involves sliding her around grid-based stages and she can only stop at walls. Keen: One Girl Army has you play as the roller skating warrior Kim who's on a mission to stop a mysterious entity from harming her land. No fiendish enemies can scare the constantly roller skating Kim I love when indie devs take existing concepts and run with them to make something epic and Keen: One Girl Army does just that. Lanternium gameplay video → Keen: One Girl Army Review Switch ★★★★☆
If you have the patience to slowly and carefully work through Lanternium's stages, it can offer some very rewarding puzzle fun. The resulting gameplay is enjoyable but it's also rather clunky at times and having to restart lengthy stages whenever you make a minor mistake can be exceptionally annoying. On top of this, there are plenty of hazards such as tiles that fall after you step on them and ice. Once he's equipped with a colour, all of that colour's blocks are solidified and you can even drop colours to keep blocks solid as well as mix colours to materialize secondary coloured tiles. Thankfully, the raccoon is equipped with a lantern that can trap the colours' essences via collecting them. Anyway, the core gameplay has you travel along grid-based stages that feature disappearing tiles which correspond to various colours. Do game stories get more epic than that? I think not. Lanternium has you play as a raccoon whose cookies are stolen by a dastardly burglar fox so he steps into a magic portal that the fox left behind to reclaim his cookies once and for all. Being this high up I'm afraid that raccoon is going to lose his cookies! Trying not to fall off of tricky suspended puzzle-filled stages can be an exceptionally difficult feat so here's the very cute Lanternium. Starlit Adventures Golden Stars gameplay video → Lanternium Review Xbox One ★★★☆☆ Starlit Adventures Golden Stars provides oodles of enjoyable puzzle platforming content within its cheerfully adorable world. Needless to say, I highly recommend it to any fan of lighthearted arcade-style fun.
Factor in adorable visuals and music as well as a load of unlockables including 129 achievements and 126 collectible stickers and you're looking at one huge game. Plus, there are loads of stages stretched across 8 themed worlds, 18 sets of challenge levels, and a survival mode known as Infinite Tower. Your movement snaps to a grid and in order to maximize your score, you'll need to destroy as many blocks as possible which requires a surprising amount of planning. Although there are similar games out there, I haven't played anything quite like this. The basic gameplay has you descending vertical stages while digging and using abilities in order to uncover treasure and deal with enemies. Now, it's finally available for Switch and it features a ton of content. I originally played Starlit Adventures when it first released on PlayStation 4 and absolutely loved it. v1d30chumz 78-26-147-81 Bo & Kikki sure have a lot of jewels to collect If you love arcade-style experiences that require some degree of light puzzle-solving ability then I have a very special game for you. 🤩 Starlit Adventures Golden Stars Review Switch ★★★★☆ │ Nothing causes more disappointment than hype so at Video Chums, we avoid hyping games prior to playing them for ourselves. With many amazing AAA games releasing, sometimes it's fun to wind down with some casual indies so here are 8 recent titles. Maciejewski for Rapid Fire Reviews on July 15, 2020
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