Super Kiwi 64

best game ever

Pretty nice small adventure that is relaxing and doesn't take too long. It has a good charm that I feel encapsulates the 64 era well. Would recommend as a game to play when its raining outside and you just don't know what to play!

It's a Siactro game: fast, bite sized, with speedrunning rewards, and a retro aesthetic that remembers that weird "eerie phototexture that's too grisly for an E rated game but its here anyways" thing that was prevalent in the early 3D days. The movement here is super fun, slick, responsive, and generally makes me actually want to try doing time trials (which I usually steer clear of). The base game sort of feels like a "what if" of a "Banjo Zero"; pared down, smaller stages, fewer collectibles, the levels not quite as tight, but still a fun way to kill an hour. The Doomsday add-on is extremely silly and lacks the same cozy nostalgic vibe, but its a nice little addendum to the main game, with a lot of "Siactro Cinematic Universe" (tm) cameo content. My only real complaint is that Kiwi's movement kit feels like it's not utilized as well as it could be. Perhaps a given for something so small, but at the very least leaves the door open for a Super-Kiwi-Tooie if Siactro should ever feel like making it.

A fun little 3d platformer. the only downside is it's a bit short, but for 3 bucks this game is phenomenal. the movement was a joy too. I enjoyed every second of my playtime and if you like 3d platformers, I would recommend you give this one a go.

It's a fun little game that takes under 2 hours to 100%, including the DLC. There's nothing complex about it, but the controls and vibe make it worth playing through. My only complaints are that it's too easy and basic, but the game is three dollars, so it doesn't need to be complex. In spite of its incredibly basic nature, it is still a very fun game. It's hard to rate, so I'm just going to recommend it as a fun experience.

awesome