The Adventures of Fluffy

Utterly terrible platformer (due to being made in RPG Maker VX Ace, an engine primarily for turn-based games) with some very uninspired JRPG combat mechanics tacked on. I managed to get to what was probably the next-to-last level in just under two hours, but then couldn't figure out how to proceed - a thing which happened multiple times before, because the game is not very clear about things like "you can wall-jump" or "you can climb some walls, but not others, like ladders, even if they don't necessarily look like ladders." During that time most everything was easy except occasionally figuring out how to proceed... and one of the bosses which could stunlock you forever without any way to resist it except chance, obviously leading to a RNG-based fight. Not recommended to anyone, this was honestly terrible. (As noted, I didn't complete this game, though I think I made it near the end of the game - I have 9/10 achievements, and I think I would have gotten the last one for completing the level I was on.)

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The Adventures of Fluffy is a charming indie action-RPG developed and published by RPGVideo that builds its experience around a simple but engaging tale of survival and resistance. Players take control of Fluffy, a small blue Evo creature living peacefully on the island of Kekusan. That peaceful existence is shattered when the ruling Kekusan Empire decides that the Evo population has become a nuisance and begins a campaign to wipe them out. This setup creates a classic adventure where an unlikely hero must fight against a much larger force, giving the game a straightforward narrative that is easy to follow and suitable for players of all ages. The game combines platforming, exploration, and light RPG mechanics into a structure that emphasizes progression through a series of themed stages. The adventure is divided into eight main levels, each featuring multiple sub-levels and a unique boss encounter. This format gives players a clear sense of advancement as they travel through different environments, overcome obstacles, and prepare for increasingly difficult confrontations. While the level design follows a traditional formula, it succeeds in maintaining a steady pace and encourages…

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This might be the most disgraceful game ive ever touched

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