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• gamedeal user

  Dec 5, 2022

  That's a pretty good game. Music, pixel art, controls are polished. Level design is varied, even though not astonishing. What prevented me from finishing the game though is, on top of my lack of patience, the fact that checkpoints are very far from eachother, causing any death (which can happen with a single mistake) to make you lose a minute+. I still highly recommend it !
• gamedeal user

  Apr 27, 2023

  I wanted to like this game, and i did at first. But I got to the lava level which rises so fast, combined with having to switch to the correct armor, killing enemies, and falling spikes i had enough. You have to do every single thing perfectly in this game otherwise you get killed over and over. Plus, if you get hit by an enemy there's zero i frames so you can get by something else instantly. Not to mention the INSANE knockback as well. Its just way too many things that add up. It wouldnt be as bad if there were more checkpoints so you dont have to repeat long sections over and over just to get to the part you need practice on too.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 16, 2019

  I dont normally leave reviews but as the game has no reviews yet I felt obligated. This is a great addictive little platformer for the price. As a 37 year old who grew up in the platformer era I've been disappointed by some of the retro style platformer remakes as they dont feel right or just not very authenitic but the devs seemed to know what they were going for with this one. It has some nice elements from different classics. Changeable armour/weaponry similar to megaman. Nice bounce mechanics like in super mario. The movement feels very planted, methodical and timing based like many classic nintendo platformers. The bosses are creative and interesting to fight against yet not over challenging. Definitely recommend giving it go.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 18, 2019

  A fun game where you have to change armor based on the situation. The graphics are beautiful and uses the simplicity of few colors to give the feeling that you are playing a NES game, and if you have played Little Samson before, you see where some of the inspiration of the game came from. Each level has a boss at the end. While I found some of the levels to be quite challenging, I think the bosses were too easy to figure out, where the patterns were a bit too repetitive. I wished the game was longer, but for the price, it was expected to be a short game. It's impressive that both the gameplay and the art is done by one person, as it is done very well on both sides! I had a lot of fun playing this game, and I recommend it for anyone who likes old-school platformers!
• gamedeal user

  Nov 20, 2019

  Although I have not played much of the game, having fun so far. :) Solid platformer. :)
• gamedeal user

  Jan 8, 2020

  Man, this is a damn good game! Its the kind of game I would have gladly strolled into Meijer, Walmart, or Funcoland and plopped down $30-40 for back in 1992-1995. You nailed down the pixel perfect 8/16-bit platforming game play and aesthetics perfectly. The music is something else too and hits that fine mix between late NES and TG16/Genesis levels. The levels have a decent balance between awarding skillful play and slight unfairness. I do have three complaints with the game though, and one is petty (bare bones title screen, but not a real biggie): 1. The Wise Witch's info signs are annoying and get in your way constantly if you jump around or walk past them multiple times. Reading them by pressing Dpad Up or Down would be a great change. 2. Deflecting liquids and liquid attacks with the hunter armor. Maybe I missed an info sign somewhere but I found out I could do this by accident when I got a stuck for a moment and tried to slice the poison water for fun. I haven't finished the game but I'll come back and update this review if and when appropriate.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 23, 2020

  I did not enjoy playing Armortale. My main complaint is that your avatar controls so poorly - especially his painfully slow walking speed. Generally I like playing games where you switch from one form to another (for instance Hue and Schein), but the implementation of this game mechanic here was subpar. The default fastkey to switch armor feels very awkward to me, there is however another option in the settings menu for the armor fastkey which makes a bit more sense. The levels are nearly completely linear and there appear not to be any secrets. The boss fights are too easy and uninspired. The gameworld is colorful, some of the characters look cute, and the soundtrack is up-beat, but this was not enough to make up for the flaws. In all, I got bored and annoyed rather quickly.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 7, 2020

  Armortale is a steam videogame with complications in static binoculars!!! I really dig the murmured scenic gameplay with thrusty bailing combs of insanely difficult chambered parts into volumes of challenging areas! The music is highly recommended for stand alone listening and its very cool the tracks in various tones of lifestyles.. The controls are disposal into fun barrels as objection blood pushes the air lifting lock into outer space. I really like the possible solution of personified superstitious fools breaking and entering while they have groomed nails confronting u in a narrow situation to obey his or her command! The spurred obedience boss battles are zany and crafty into crazy containers of fun scenes of amazing contrasts! I really recommend this game to the hardcore flush triumph platformer gamers that want a decent rough start of pleasure for this short softly masterpiece i give this game a 9.5/10 a gaze of ripple frustration turned into great entertainment fuzzy dipped into rice crow chocolate love the burrito master
• gamedeal user

  May 28, 2021

  I was a fan of Little Samson for the NES, which if you are familiar with the game, this 100% borrows strongly from. Little Samson was an action platformer with a party swap mechanic and each member had their own unique abilities. You had a main character that could climb walls and ceilings, a dragon that could breath fireballs and fly/float, a golem that while slow could walk on harmful spikes, and a mouse that dropped OP bombs for some reason. Each character had their own health bar and could swapped during the level depending on the challenge, as long as they remained alive. Armor tale is that game, except instead of swapping parties, you are swapping armor that gives you very similar abilities. I was able to collect the hunter armor, which makes you fast and can stick to ceilings, the bomb armor, which kicks bombs, and the golem armor, which protects you from Instant KILL spikes. I would assume the fourth armor is a dragon or flying armor, but I didn't get far enough to collect it. I just rage quit the Hedgehogs level and likely will not go back to this game anytime soon. It was specifically this level due to a mechanic that if you fell into a pit area, you were taken to a fairly long spike filled alternate area where you had to make it to the end, only to be warped back to the beginning of the pit area. Unfortunately this pit area extends much farther than one would even think, and if you still fall , which is easy as there are several flying enemies and projectiles with very significant knock back, you will enter the pit again and when you return, you are sent back to the starting area. It was difficult, not in the challenging way, but in the frustrating way. And i get that retro games and NES games could be difficult, but this was in ways that was not enjoyable. Because it didn't feel like a challenge to overcome, but felt tedious and made me feel if this is here, what other type of BS is ahead. Again, I really wanted to like this game and it was very nostalgic as it looks and plays very similar to Little Samson. But it does miss the mark for me. Also, i'm sure it's a matter of taste, but the music isn't memorable either. It does it's job, but doesn't stick with you.