Dungeons & Cocks

Great little hidden gem, Plays and feels like an old school 3D platformer from the mid 90's, reminds me of MediEvil & Deathtrap Dungeon, on PS1 There lots of levels. the music good, its cheap, & its old school difficult. Its a damn shame that this game hasn't found a bigger audience, because clearly a lot of effort went into this.

[h1]#tinygamereviews[/h1] [code]frustratingly-unresponsive controls/camera mar what could otherwise have been a dumb-fun throwback to late-90s 3D platformers[/code] [list] [*][b][u]Overall Score[/u][/b]: 2/5 [/list] [hr][/hr] [h1][b]Curator: [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/42137521/]Nostalginauts[/url][/b][/h1]

Nope: 1. Long loading times 2. Dying mouselook camera (no keyboard camera controls available) 3. No window lock in the windowed mode 4. Save points do not save all of the collected stuff, only a handful of it. It is one of the bottom-half indie games. Extremely raw.

This game is an absolute delight, featuring a captivating blend of humor and strategy. The gameplay is engaging, with creative challenges that keep you on your toes. The art style is vibrant and adds to the overall fun. A must-try for fans of unique adventures!

Dungeons & ♥♥♥♥♥ is an unusual third-person adventure that embraces the design philosophy of classic 3D platformers while mixing in puzzles, stealth, exploration, shooting, and melee combat. Developed and published by the Bratans, it is clearly designed for players who appreciate eccentric indie games rather than polished mainstream adventures. Its strange humor, colorful low-poly presentation, unconventional characters, and willingness to combine several gameplay styles give it a personality that is difficult to mistake for anything else. The story follows Matthew Delaney, an elderly bon vivant who is forced to abandon his homeland after it is overrun and devastated by geese. His journey eventually takes him toward the New World alongside an appropriately bizarre collection of companions, including a goose merchant, a young pimp, and a conquistador bear. Delaney expects to continue his commercial ventures after arriving, but the unfamiliar territory proves considerably more hostile than anticipated. The premise immediately establishes that the narrative is intentionally ridiculous, and the game continues to lean into surreal comedy rather than attempting to create a conventional …

I like it.