Dogurai

Muito divertido! Fases desafiantes! Daqueles jogos que precisamos decorar a movimentação dos chefes! Muito bom!

Amazing platformer! I loved the story; short, simple, gets the job done. The controls are great & generally free of jank. The combat feels good. Liked all the levels & bosses. 9/10

Dogurai, developed and published by Hungry Bear Games, is a retro-inspired 2D action platformer that channels the spirit of classic 8-bit and 16-bit era side-scrollers while delivering a tightly focused modern indie experience. You step into the role of Bones, a retired samurai dog drawn back into action when a robotic uprising threatens the world and those he cares about. The premise is simple and direct, fitting the game’s arcade-like design philosophy, but it provides just enough narrative framing to give purpose to the journey through its compact yet varied stages. From the outset, Dogurai embraces an intentionally nostalgic aesthetic. The pixel art is sharp and colorful, evoking handheld-era visuals without sacrificing clarity. Character sprites are expressive despite their limited size, and enemy designs strike a balance between mechanical menace and stylized charm. Each level introduces a distinct visual theme, ranging from industrial complexes and sewers to desert landscapes and high-tech facilities. The environments are straightforward but thoughtfully arranged, ensuring that hazards and platforms remain clearly visible even during fast-paced sequences. Gameplay is built…

A super fun indie platform game. Love the creative style. Do recommend.

Short, sweet, simple little platformer game about a little samurai dog out on a quest to rescue his buff boyfriend. There's very little in terms of a plot. You just have to deal with a handful of baddies in their own unique stages a-la Mega Man style. The stages themselves are nothing too complex, but there are still plenty of little hidden nooks and crannies to keep you busy. Combat is fine for what it is. I appreciate the ways this game leans into being a simple Game Boy platformer with a simple control layout that accomplishes simple actions. The difficulty is just right, especially for a first-time playthrough. You'll spend a little time getting familiar with stage hazards and boss attack patterns, but none of it outstays its welcome. You can easily 100% this game and its achievements in a single sitting as I have. Give it a spin!

I had fun with the game! i does look a lot like gameboy style! I'm sad that there was no kiss in the end >:c