Cally's Caves 4

힐링 액션 RPG, 게임 난이도가 상당히 쉬운편 1,3편에 비해 스토리나 연출 등이 좀 나아졌다만 다른 게임들이 워낙 잘 나와서 굳이 이걸 찾아서 할 필요는 없다.... (나는 예상대로의 게임이라 만족하게 플레이 했음...) 도전과제 및 잡담 - 뉴게임+는 적들이 다 바뀌므로 사실상 다른 게임인데 그 때쯤이면 업그레이드가 차고 넘칠 거라 사실상 더 쉽다.... - 100%는 아주 쉬운편, 컨트롤을 못해서 달성불가능한 건 없다. - 서바이벌 150웨이브는 솔직히 너무 길다... - 닌자워리어 100킬 도전과제는 100명 죽이고 난 후 세이브파일 건드려줘야 함.(토론창 참조, 쉬움) - 못모은 수집품은 세이브 파일에서 0과 1로 먹은거 확인 가능해서 어렵지 않게 모을 수 있다.

Picked up this and Callys Caves 3 in a bundle. I played far more with Callys Caves 3 but it was too simple and uninteresting. Not seeing any significant difference with the fourth game either. Playable but a bit too simplistic for my taste.

Cally’s Caves 4, developed and published by VDO Games, is a vibrant and energetic action-platformer that channels the spirit of classic run-and-gun titles while adding modern refinements and a surprising degree of depth. It continues the adventures of Cally, the brave young heroine of the series, who embarks on a new mission to save her friend Rupert from a mysterious curse. What begins as a straightforward rescue quest quickly expands into a lengthy, content-rich experience filled with explosive combat, smooth controls, and dozens of imaginative weapons to experiment with. The result is a game that feels both nostalgic and fresh, delivering the kind of tight, skill-driven gameplay that fans of retro action games will immediately recognize and appreciate. From the moment the first level begins, it’s clear that Cally’s Caves 4 aims to give players freedom and variety in how they approach its challenges. The game offers over 300 levels spread across nine visually distinct biomes, each filled with enemies, traps, secrets, and boss encounters. The level design encourages exploration and experimentation, rewarding curiosity with hidden rooms and weapon upgrades. Cally’s movement is res…

When I was little, I was able to play Cally's caves 3. It was a really amazing game and the gameplay was one of the most unique and is very inspiring to me. Years later, I want to be able to play them again. I find out that there was a 4th game, so I go to my phones play store, only to find out it doesn't work on my device. I then find out it's on steam and was on sale, so I go and buy it immediately. I open it ready to get nostalgic... After 10 minutes of playing, I was greatly disappointed in this game. First off, I enjoyed 3 since it had you go further to get power ups to then back track with those new power ups to get more stuff. In this game, you get EVERYTHING at the very beginning. The enemies also don't make any sense; why am I seeing a soccer player in the middle of a warzone or a library. Not to mention how most of them don't make any sense, why the heck is there just a missile that puts a giant red line across my screen? The only enemies that make sense are the ninjas in the ninja base level. I was so upset with this game that I actually quit playing it for about half a year to a full year. I've been trying to 100% games in my library, and finally decided to give this ga…

Reminds me of the old shareware games. The game isn't what you'd expect today's polished game, but even with loads of flaws the game is quite fun to play. The idea of the game is you'll find weapons to level up and everything else is lazily done. Music loops randomly and elevator music blows it out of the park. Levels shouldn't even be called levels, but speedruns with level editor. There isn't any meaning in level or boss design, which is a very new experience. For example one boss repeats pattern 1.) run wall 2.) Take damage a while 3.) Fire horizontal laser 1.) Repeat. Oddly enough the boss level has platforms that are totally useless, because boss only runs into wall and fires horizontal laser... The game is full of things that suggest that there was initially some idea to design proper platformer around weapons, but it was abandoned. However leveling weapons is fun.

cool platformer