Guazu: The Rescue

[h1] Mini Review #002 - Guazu: The Rescue [/h1] Really basic and boring platformer with a monotonous soundtrack. You just collect coins and keys and the variety of levels and enemies is quite small. You can finish this game in half an hour so the asking price for it is too high. It's also annoying that the double jump doesn't work sometimes or the character does a double jump even though you just pressed jump once. Only positive thing is that the game is quite charming but i wouldn't recommend it even on a deep sale cause of the really small amount of content you get. [h3] Rating: 3/10 [/h3]

It's a decent 2d platformer but yeah it's very basic, all the levels are kinda samey, and you'll finish it in about 30 minutes getting all achievements. Get it super cheap and turn your brain off.

[h1]Crap Badicoot[/h1] Switch the review language to Portuguese (Brazil) and see the reasoning behind this game's "Very Positive" average score: [b]THIS GAME IS MADE IN BRAZIL[/b] 🇧🇷 🇧🇷 🇧🇷 🇧🇷 🇧🇷 🇧🇷 [b]SUPPORT BRAZILIAN DEVELOPERS[/b] There are genuinely some great indie platformers developed in Brazil. Take [url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/377600/Tcheco_in_the_Castle_of_Lucio/]Tcheco in the Castle of Lucio[/url] for one. It's got a unique style and charm as well as challenge and an addictive gameplay loop. [h2]Guazu is not a great indie plaformer developed in Brazil[/h2] This title is little more than a mediocre 30 minute long experience. The "deep meaning" some other reviews mentioned is set dressing; a 20 second, 3 picture intro sequence about poachers. At only half an hour in length and with a plethora of alternative options out there, Gauzu is unfortunately rudimentary and mechanically unengaging. 3/10

Guazu: The Rescue is a platforming adventure that separates itself from many titles in the genre through its setting and overall message. Instead of taking place in a world of castles, mythical kingdoms, or futuristic landscapes, the game draws inspiration from wildlife and environmental themes. Players assume the role of Guazu, a young Guará Wolf who finds himself on a mission to rescue animals captured by hunters after an unexpected accident scatters cages throughout the wilderness. This simple premise immediately gives the journey a sense of purpose and transforms the adventure into something more meaningful than simply reaching the end of each stage. The gameplay follows a traditional side-scrolling platform structure built around movement, exploration, and collection. Players travel through various environments while searching for keys needed to free trapped animals and collecting items left behind throughout the stages. The mechanics are intentionally straightforward, relying on running, jumping, and double-jumping as the primary tools used to overcome obstacles. The game avoids introducing unnecessary complexity and instead focuses on making the controls easy to understand …

The art is very beautiful and I loved the songs ! easy game

This adventure game was very good to play!