‘222 Hearts’ is an action platformer that utilizes the dash skill.
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Cute and short (about 1 hour of gameplay) puzzle action game, and it's not a platformer in the classical sense. It's not a very diffucult game, you have some room for errors and you don't have to time and coordinate every single dash properly. But still I couldn't call this game casual. It is challenging, but fair and that's good enough for me.
A not-so to very difficult reflex-based platformer depending on what type of gamer you are. I am not good at all, and so it took me about five and a half hours to complete (but most of the other reviews have about an hour on record!). There are 53 levels with 222 hearts between them (go figure), with 50 of these being straight platforming and 3 being bosses. All of these look the same and have the same music (except the bosses, which share a different track). The gameplay is well thought out and solid, but the only problems I had were the visual style and the bosses. The art itself is fantasic - I just wish there was more of it to make levels feel unique, and the bosses felt a bit repetitive; just cycle through some set motions and you attack them when they are in a 'weak spot.' Overall, I recommended - there's a lot of fun for £1.69!
A neat platformer with well-made pixel art and a gimmicky but overall fun gameplay mechanic. It basically gives you a rechargeable air dash: you can stop midair and direct the girl where you point the cursor, normally only two times before you're forced to land, but by collecting the hearts scattered around the stages you can recharge the dash meter and fly multiple times. Levels are obviously filled with spikes, pits and chainsaws, so expect to die a lot, but the respawning process is almost instant, and the stages are usually short enough that they'll never feel too frustrating. There are also a couple of (easy) boss fights to give a bare minimum of variety. I used a controller because a laptop touchpad isn't great for this sort of things and I didn't have any problem, but I guess mouse and keyboard would still be a better choice for most people. As other have pointed out, the biggest
Game is not expensive at all and good fun for a good hour. The soundtrack that consists of 1 song can get a bit repetitive and theres no story to talk about either. The dash mechanic is decent enough, hitboxes can feel very hit or miss and some levels may take you a few tries. Controls (i played with controller) too can be a little janky. If you need a very quick plattformer fix that you can finish in about 1 hour, i can recommend this.
Even though this game is already very cheap, I can only really recomend this game when it's on sale. All the levels are very short, the difficulty is inconsistent, and the controls are lacking, which can make certain puzzles more frustrating than they should have been. it's only a 4/10 at best,. so only grab if the genre appeals to you.
A very short little platformer where you dash around collecting hearts. You can dash again if you collect one while in mid-air, and that's the crux of the gameplay - chaining together jumps and dashes while trying not to die. The artstyle is cute, and while the bosses are fairly simple, I still found it fun and rewarding to beat them and their crazy machines. The game is cheap enough that I can safely say give it a try if you like the genre, and maybe even a try if you haven't played that many platformers before. It might not be the longest thing you've ever played, but I guarantee you'll enjoy this heartful adventure.
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