TurtleQuest

A really good game. It's very challenging but fun. I can really recommend it for people who want to try a jump and run game where you also have to try to solve the levels. good game

The game is overall good, challenging but enjoyable. I do have a few complaints though. Definitely needs to add save points. it's really frustrating to have to redo the whole game over and over again.

Okay so this game is not for everyone, yet I highly recommend. While I was showing off my progress (hard-earned), my gf said "this game looks very unfun." I, however, am fkn enjoying myself to no end. I find the levels challenging, to where it has taken me a solid 5-10 minutes to figure some out, but it is so rewarding once I pass it and move on to the next. I am not done w the game at this point, but I have reached (not finihsed) level four, and it is encouraging to see that there are only seven levels total. Although I assume I will be hungry for more once I finish the game. All of the hidden traps are delightful. I am really enjoying figuring out the timing and sequencing, and am getting a lot of kicks out of the ways that I am losing lives. Level three cracked me up once I got through it. I know that one of the other reviews mentioned it is frsutrating to start from the beginning wihtout save/check points, buuuut you do gain lives as you move through the levels, and I am finding that once I make it through a level, I am much less likely to lose a life on that level, so the extra lives are coming in handy as I get further in the game. I am excited to the get the Zingiber and *…

The very first part of the game has a roadblock that cannot be passed. Specifically a part with a wing cloud blowing you into a hole. Nothing that I tried could give me progress somewhere else. The only path forward led to the cloud and hole, and getting to that point was pretty much a forced death. This game would have been good had it not costed money and if it was possible.