That Dam Level redux

This game is everything you hated about that ♥♥♥♥♥♥ dam level in TMNT1. Oh, I was supposed to say something about it redeeming itself. Nope. It's just that. I guess you get upgrades, but how does that change anytehing if you still die in the seaweed every time? Well, anyways. I can beat the dam level in TMNT every time, with only sacrificing Raph (cause his weapons suck) but this I don't even care that much about. I'll beat it here in a few minutes when I'm ready and I'll update this if anything cool happens.

In all the time I wanted this game, I hadn't seen any reviews here...at least 'not in my language', so allow me to chime in even without too much playing time: I'm already enjoying this game enough to recommend it. I thought it looked really cool, and like the visuals, and find no disappointment there. There's some good challenge to the gameplay, it's set up to be difficult. Think 'Super Meat Boy' type gameplay but more colorful...and even with some hair-pulling moments thus far, there's really nothing unfair or overly-frustrating, plus you have PLENTY of choice for difficulty. I think the trailer gives a good idea of what to expect from the game. I'm pretty sure I got the gyst of 'That Dam Level Redux', and at very least can already recommend it!

That Dam Level is an impressive, challenging... I don't want to say "platformer", given that there is a minimum of solid ground, but it requires the same precision and timing skills as your Supers Meat Boy and similar games. A clever, non-infringing tribute to a painful challenge from the 80s NES era (a level where you swim through a booby trapped dam in a Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles game), your goal is much the same: swim without hitting various absurd obstacles, disarm X bombs per stage in under Y time, and don't die in the process. I can't hate this game, no matter how miserable I find it to actually PLAY at times, and the developers deserve extra praise from me for, when I told them I'd been having issue with a bug nobody else had ever mentioned, tracking it down and keeping me informed on the regular until a new build came out to fix it. They're good people who made a solid game. If anything I mentioned interested you, this is just the basics, it's got a huge difficulty spread if you want to ease into it, there's plenty of stages, and then there's the silly 'crafting' system and the effects that items can have on gameplay. Wonderful title.

Yes, THAT level. From the original TMNT NES game. This mad lad made it into a full game.

Gave me a laugh. Pretty good take on the TMNT level that gave us all nightmares as a kid. I don't like it, but it's the first time I've had a fond memory in some time.