

Pangolin Cassowary
Ocotillo Island · 2024 · Adventure, Casual, Platformer, Puzzle, 3D Platformer
PC
Positive100% · 20
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About Pangolin Cassowary
Pangolin Cassowary is a short uniquely physics based 3D platformer. Forego jumping for aiming and kicking one of the two playable characters. Soar, roll, and bounce your way through the city's 5 unique areas.
Play simultaneously as the mammalian Pangolin to run, roll, bounce, and dash - and the mighty avian Cassowary to glide, kick, and swim.
Unlock new areas each with multiple objectives as you progress, as well as bonus challenges and secret areas.
Play simultaneously as the mammalian Pangolin to run, roll, bounce, and dash - and the mighty avian Cassowary to glide, kick, and swim.
Unlock new areas each with multiple objectives as you progress, as well as bonus challenges and secret areas.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Delightfully simple yet intensely fun. Never played a game with movement like this but it is amazing.2 found this helpful
Pangolin Cassowary is a lovingly made joy of a game. Just a really good time.2 found this helpful
A cute bite-sized platformer with a fun mechanic of shooting your pangolin ball companion around! Each level is well designed with interesting ways to traverse the stage, with plenty of collectibles to find and some hidden secrets to discover - leaving plenty to do for the completionists seeking the extra challenge.
Such a pleasant little game. Very polished
Pangolin Cassowary is a very short but fun and unique little 3d platformer that deserves more attention. You can beat it in less than 2 hours but it encourages you to 100% the game which will take some extra time.
Great, super cute little platforming game with a unique mechanic with more depth than expected. Definitely looking forward to the dev's next game!
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