Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl
Hey, it is your DannyLMusics review and I am happy to present you my information about the reality of Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl.
In this beautiful reality we have several possibilities.
Charaters you can choose right now (DLCs excluded):
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Aang (Avatar: The Last Airbender)
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April O’Neil (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)
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CatDog (CatDog)
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Danny Phantom (Danny Phantom)
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Helga (Hey Arnold!)
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Korra (The Legend of Korra)
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Leonardo (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)
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Lincoln Loud (The Loud House)
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Lucy Loud (The Loud House)
– Real player with 304.1 hrs in game
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I can see the point of all those bad reviews that has spread around the internet. The game costs too much. Lacks of contents. Netcode isn’t the greatest. No voice acting.
But let’s see the positive side of this things:
Working on a videogame it’s not an easy task. Working on a game and supporting it with costant and huge updates is much much more then I ever wanted in Super Smash bros. Ultimate, which I play it as a competitive player. At least since before NASB launch. And for smash you all fucking payed it for a limited edition + 2 DLC pack. For sure. Most of you. It’s something like 130 euros. And you can’t even dash without lagging for half a second.
– Real player with 156.4 hrs in game
TAD: That Alien Dude
Great Speedgame!!
– Real player with 16.4 hrs in game
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Fantastic experience. Great gameplay combined with awe-inspiring voice acting and minimalistic graphics clash together in this magnum opis of a game. On the outside TAD appears to be your ordinary AAA gaming experience, but upon closer inspection the game can be compared to a regular “Clockwork Orange” or “Gone with the Wind” in terms of sheer storytelling and eye candy. TAD: That Alien Dude defines what it means to be a gamer, games like this are what keep me from abandoning the gaming community entirely. The lack of tutorials give the gamer a more cut-throght experience, similar to cup-bread or dark shoals. Minimalistic graphics allow the gamer to focus more upon the machanics then the graphics
– Real player with 1.6 hrs in game
Bill Hates Videogames
Bill Hates Videogames is a comedy misadventure where you get to play as Bill after he gets sucked into a videogame-like world.
Harness the power of Bill by eating trash, farting, and being lazy. Ok there is a talking sword that helps you and can transform into different weapons so that’s pretty cool right?
Art style inspired by shows like Home Movies and Ed, Edd, n Eddy using a “boiling line” to make the world feel more alive and in-motion.
FEATURES
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Explore a cartoony world filled with odd characters that may ask you to do things for them
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Combat foes and bosses or don’t! I’m not the boss of you
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Solve well-designed puzzles designed by a great designer
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Listen to a bouncy soundtrack filled with bops and tunes you’ll be jamming to for a lifetime
OTHER THINGS YOU CAN DO IN THIS VIDEOGAME
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Eat Trash
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A dedicated fart button
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A 3rd thing…
Please follow and wishlist Bill Hates Videogames for updates and to know when the game is going to come out!
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Pets No More
Divertido, lo recomiendo para jugar con otras personas.
– Real player with 13.3 hrs in game
cute and fun air hockey game that can be played as singleplayer or multiplayer.
levels are pretty easy once you get used to the controls, only had a tough time with the last match.
definitely recommend pets no more!
– Real player with 3.4 hrs in game
Rock ‘n’ Roll Will Never Die!
For some of us, the 1980s never ended. The true scene veterans persevered through the changing trends in music, fashion and common decency, keeping glam rock alive through sheer stubbornness and detachment from reality. When one of the least successful bands in hair metal decides it’s time for a comeback, no one is safe. They may have put on a few pounds and lost some of their graying hair, but their rocking power and sex appeal are still… Uh, as questionable as ever? But this time they’re sure to make it big. This time rock ‘n ‘roll will never die!
A Twisted Tale
About the game
Discover a humouristic point and click adventure inspired by all the masterpieces which made us stick to our computers back in the day (and therefore we played outside way too infrequently). Full of loony characters, unexpected twists and challenging riddles.
Accompany Vio on her unintentional journey through various realms. Explore broken cities, pirate ships in the deepest jungle and other unreal places. Stand by her side when she makes the acquaintance of the (depressive) Death and engage with lots of explicit and ambiguous references, hommages and imitations of the big classics past (and not quite past) times.
We are a bit vintage - therefore we draw our background art the old-fashioned way with paper, pencil and ink. Colorizing is done digitally - this way we leave less colorful smudges on our desks.
Key features
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Hand-drawn traditionally and digitally created graphics in 4K/Ultra HD
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Classic frame by frame animation
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1-click interface
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Female main character
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An undead deuteragonist (depressive Death)
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Lots of explicit and ambiguous references, hommages and imitations of the big classics
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Even more comical, thrilling and unique characters
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Weird humor and retro-vibes
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Varying worlds and twisted settings
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Extensive story and classical complex riddles
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Decisions affecting the game
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Alternative endings
Beyond The Edge Of Owlsgard
Beyond The Edge Of Owlsgard is an old-school point & click adventure game that is reminiscent of the animated movies and Saturday morning cartoons of decades gone by. While it is obviously inspired by the LucasArts and Sierra classics, it also strives to create its own style and identity by returning to the original “adventure” aspect of the genre. Aside from solving the obligatory inventory-based puzzles, this means a heavy focus on exploring mysterious lands, uncovering secrets and dealing with all kinds of dangers.
Strange things are happening in the animal kingdom of Velehill. Unknown shadows of large appearance are seen roaming through the forests and making the ground shake with every step of their steel feet. Houses and trees are destroyed and one animal after the other seems to disappear mysteriously.
Finn, a young roebuck, soon finds out about the disappearance of his family as well. Without hesitation, he goes on a journey to find them, not knowing he and his new friend Gwen the owl will soon uncover a dark secret that should have been kept hidden for all eternity…
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An immersive story told through hand-drawn landscapes and countless animations!
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A return to the “adventure” aspect of the genre – a big focus on exploring whimsical places, uncovering secrets, and dealing with tense and dangerous situations
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Cinematic cutscenes, reminiscent of hand-drawn animated movies, mixed with a pixel art aesthetic
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Atmospheric soundtrack, inspired by the old midi classics everyone knows and loves
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6-8 hours of gameplay
Adventures of Chris
Adventures of Chris
Adventures of Chris is a 1990s inspired platforming adventure with great humor, a awesome soundtrack and amazing artwork. While it draws a lot of inspiration from the classics, it manages to do its own thing with style.
What might look like a simple platformer at first glance will soon prove to be a hard but fair gaming experience depending on your difficulty settings and will give you a storyline that is easy to love and dream oneself into.
Gameplay
You start off with a fun intro, followed by a helpful tutorial that both teaches you the controls and explain the story further.
– Real player with 317.9 hrs in game
I discovered this game randomly on YouTube, and I really do hope more people find it.
On the face of it, it looks like a simple platformer, with a gimmick of a portly protagonist, and I was a bit worried at first that this would just pick on that element of him. And, well, it does. But it does it in a way that allows the eponymous Chris to rise above it (pun intended), overcoming his own insecurities to become a hero that those around him didn’t think he could be. And the platforming is anything but simple.
– Real player with 136.5 hrs in game
Guinea Pig Parkour
Guinea Pig Parkour is a completely hand-drawn 2D platformer with adventure elements, drawing heavy inspiration from ’90s animated cartoons and games. It is animated and developed completely by one artist, Jeff Mumm, and features music and SFX by Fat Bard.
Run, jump, swing, flip, vault, climb, crawl, and parkour through classic platformer inspired levels. Talk to, interact with, help, and annoy a host of funny characters as you progress through a “lost ’90s cartoon episode.”
Each animation in Guinea Pig Parkour is completely hand-drawn, frame-by-frame at 24 frames per second - every single frame a different drawing - to capture the full, fluid quality of traditional animation.
Welcome to the Polyverse
Great game, enjoying it thoroughly (still getting used to some of the mechanics). I can see the dev is really trying something different here. The low-poly aesthetic that is increasing in popularity actually makes sense if the player is in a simulation as this game suggests. Well done and I hope to see much more as I explore.
– Real player with 10.0 hrs in game
Nice game and great concept, i played this game with my friends, all of us loved this game and we can’t looking for the end of story, please finish it. PLEASE I NEED IT
– Real player with 5.7 hrs in game