Hop 'n' Marty

I love N64/PS1 platformers! This captured the joy and whimsy of all those classic titles! I loved the characters, the worlds, the music, and all the little easter eggs scattered around! Only thing I wish this had was bosses for each world. This is a 9/10 game! I'm itching to see more soon!

I picked up the game after watching a Mindpulp video, and now its one of the few steam games i own where i've gotten all the achievements. I loved this game

overall rating: 7.5/10 this game overall is a very lovely homage to the n64, particularly it's very banjo kazooie/Mario 64 inspired. it's one of the most aesthetically close games i've seen to the graphics of that time and i think it does a very good job at replicating the entire vibe of those games... maybe even to a detriment which i will cover later in the review. the game doesn't overstay its welcome with 5 stages and a boss fight, however i did spend at least 1-2 hours of my playtime running around looking for missing bananas and wracking my brain unable to find them. which is kinda a me problem but some of the level design is confusing and difficult to follow as the stages are very large. the platforming feels nice, the game isn't very difficult but any means which isn't a bad thing. personally i am rage prone at games so I prefer NOT having horribly mean platforming. martys move set is limited but his jumps feel good to control as well as hop. the only jank feeling control is the throwing/tongue grab. you're not able to move and throw as marty or grab things as hop so when you have enemies throwing missiles at you it's pretty much impossible to avoid. but there's health …

A true hidden gem. I love it

It has so much potential and I love it's comedic writing, the controls and camera are great. I don't get the reviews that say either is bad. What hurts the game most to me is a few things. Collecting 200 of the minor banana collectibles in each stage is tedious and just comes across as padding to me. There's also two of another collectible in each stage, it looks like shrimp lol but the game doesn't tell me anything at all about it. Spyro's comparable minor collectible the gems have different colors which equate to different values so collecting those stays much more engaging. Even when this game does it Banjo 1 style with those there's only 100 music notes in each Banjo 1 stage and that already feels like more than enough. The second thing that holds this otherwise fun and interesting game back is though the game's steam page mentions "HD options if you prefer a newer look", I couldn't find a single graphics settings besides making it fullscreen. Even when entering different keywords into its Steam launch options nothing would change. This game's "fullscreen" makes it at widest 4:3 with black bars on the rest of the top and sides of the display. There's also an odd lack of music w…

This game is great! Did a very good job capturing the feel of games like Banjo-Kazooie and Conker's Bad Fur Day. I 100% completed the game and had a great time the whole way through, there weren't any standout challenges that felt too unfair or unreasonably hard. The visuals are incredibly charming, captures the N64 look better than most other games I've seen. The levels are all pretty well designed, I never got lost when playing but none of the areas felt small. I encountered a few bugs, but nothing that really got in the way of my enjoyment of the game. This really is a hidden gem that I'd recommend to anyone who's a fan of N64 games. I will definitely be checking out any games this developer puts out in the future.