Beeny

Amazing art and soundtrack. Short and simple but really fun!

10/10 Very fun, short, and beautiful SNES platformer pastiche.

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[b]Summary + Pros:[/b] I'm gonna do things a little backwards and start this review with the summary first, then list the pros and cons. This is a prequel to Super Kiwi 64. As much as I want to spoil the ending, let's just say it does something completely different that will probably throw a lot of people off. I absolutely loved Super Kiwi 64, so I decided to check this one out. It immediately caught my attention because it felt more like that old-school 80s arcade era. Super Kiwi 64 is based on games from the 90s, so going from a 2D platformer in this game to a 3D platformer in Super Kiwi 64 is honestly genius. But how do you connect a 2D game to a 3D world? The answer comes down to perspective. The perspective the developer gives you by the end of the game shows that both can exist together, even though they come from two completely different eras of gaming. It's kind of like how 2D Mario can transition into 3D Mario. They're completely different experiences, but they still work because they're part of the same universe. Just that one change from 2D to 3D changes everything, even though it's still Mario. That's the feeling this game captures so well. It's that feeling of go…

beeny CHANGED my LIFE. this game showed me the true meaning of life and converted me to BUDDISM.

My only real complaint? No sequel and no extra levels! I was also very disappointed by the lack of a monthly subscription and a battle pass. (JK, this game is amazing!)