Panda Punch

From the get go I knew this was gonna piss me off. Defeated the 1st boss thinking the game was done but there was a whole rest of the map. Game got harder, kept dying and rage quitted to come back later. But as I quit I then noticed I got all achievements which in my rule book means I completed the game, dont care what you think+ didnt ask + L + ratio + seethe + mald + dev issue + bottom text + based + gigachad + surplus ratio + big chungus + extended ratio directors cut.

Got this game on sale and it delivered! Nice 16-bit era graphics and sound, and fairly good game play. It's a "puzzle platformer", in quotes, since it does have some puzzling, which mostly consists in grabbing boxes that you have to take to some other place where they will activate switches that will open doors or make platforms appear so that you can progress in the level. The platforming part is pretty straightforward, with a very slight metroidvania element in which you get new abilities after beating the bosses, but I can think of only 1 level, out of 57, that you have to come back to with one your newfound abilities in order to get that level's collectible. And they make it pretty obvious, too. I think it's level 2. You get all achievements after beating the first boss, which is, I think, within the first 10 or 15 levels, so there is a lot of extra content after you 100% the game. The bosses are fairly easy, if you have enough health you can just beat them without any kind of strategy by spamming the punch button. There is 1 collectible coin per level, some of them are hard to find, but they're all there, in case you're wondering (sometimes it may feel as if they forgot to …

This is a nice little comedy game about a bear being maimed in an explosion. Wait, it looks like a red panda though, which is technically not a bear. Still funny nonetheless!

I genuinely think this is a fun game, however it's a bit buggy and not my type of thing. I hope this gets more popular because this has so much potential

Red Panda :D Got this for a dollar and had some fun, you can easily gain all abilities at any time by pressing "T" which makes the game a lot less frustrating. The puzzles were okay but eventually got repetitive. The "device" the other review mentions is just a warp to a room full of coins, nothing special.