Decline's Drops

Amazing platformer game with platform-fighter control scheme. Great and varied level design, fun bosses, well-hidden collectibles, and even a second character who plays differently. Exactly what I'd want from a game like this, fully recommend

This game had my attention as soon as I found out about it; a 2D platformer that controls like Smash? This is right up my alley as someone who's been playing the Smash series somewhat competitively on and off for around a decade. I am happy to report that the controls of this thing feel spot on for what it's trying to emulate; Globule (the protagonist) controls very fluidly and responsively, and has a very easy to grasp moveset if you've played pretty much any platform fighter for more than a few hours. What really stands out more than anything in this game is the presentation; this game is gorgeous both visually and auditorily. The environments look like something you'd see in the original Yoshi's Island in terms of their colour and style, whilst the character sprites are really reminiscent of those internet Flash animations from the mid 2000s. The OST here really stands out; some of the tracks here are a treat, and the soundtrack ranges from beautiful slow jazz tracks to intense punchy techno beats. As mentioned this game plays a lot like a platform fighter; think Melee adventure mode or even Brawl's Subspace Emissary. The platforming feels good; I like that it gradually in…

I'd been waiting to write my review until I beat the game, but with who i am as a person, who knows when/if that'll be. So I'm writing it now. This game is phenomenal, it feels so smooth, its breathtakingly gorgeous and the soundtrack is unreal. The animations in particular are so smooth and energetic and playful. I've found myself stopping and just listening to almost every new track, it's crazy how great the music is here. This games soundtrack is up there in my list of all-time game OSTs now. It gives me the same feeling of playing various Kirby games but with the combat of Smash Brawl story-mode and the visuals taking cue from Yoshi's Island. The levels are surprisingly big and there are new level gimmicks thrown in constantly to keep things fresh, and they really utilize them too. It makes getting the time trials down more engaging throughout. The way you get alt outfits is very fun too. After getting a key and beating a level (i think) it starts a little racing mini-game. If you win, you get a new costume. The game is just a joy to look at, control and listen to at every moment. Truly just a phenomenal effort, UNBELIEVABLE that this is the dev's first game. Maddening that th…

It's a solid game, it's a smash bros campaign in the end. The levels are well crafted, with a lot of options for backtracking, so you don't have to do them again if you missed something, which i appreciated a lot. Some level are a bit crowded towards the end, but nothing to complain really.

A lovely videogame with an AMAZING art style that I enjoyed GREATLY. Gameplay was FANTASTIC and very reminiscent of Smash Brothers, but reasonably balanced around single player. My only complaints are that enemies and bosses feel kind of easy to fight, and I wish the had more health as to compliment the game's combat system. I also wish the bonus character's unlock requirements were a bit more clear. That all said, I still recommend it. I truly had a WONDERFUL time playing this game.

it was a fun game!