"Skylar & Plux: Adventure on Clover Island is a passionate revival of the legendary 3D platformer genre with classic gameplay, playful gadgets, and a lighthearted story set in a gorgeous, colorful world reminiscent of our childhood adventures. Go on an action-packed adventure, collect gadgets helping you explore a beautiful paradise and save it from destruction. It’s up to Skylar Lynxe, our nimble and courageous heroine, and Plux Owlsley, the trusty sidekick, to prevent the villainous CRT from conquering their newfound home and turning it into a wasteland. Traverse the tropical beaches, volcanic caverns, snowy mountain tops, and merciless desert of Clover Island. Fight an army of CRT’s minions, and find powerful upgrades expanding your abilities. Explore the island with the freedom-boosting Jetpack and uncover its mysterious past with the puzzling Time Orb. Are CRT’s turret bots giving you trouble? Grab their missiles and send them back, turn their gatling fire against them and send his minions flying with the powerful Magnetic Glove!"
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If Jax and Daxter or Ratchet and Clank are full-size Mars bars, Skylar and Plux is like one of those fun-size knock-off chocolates you get in variety packs. That sounds like a criticism, and I guess it is in some ways. Skylar and Plux is short game (running only around 3 hours) and it lacks the inventiveness, personality and polish of the games that inspired it. But y'know what? Those little knock-off chocolates are still tasty, and so is Skylar and Plux. It won't change your life and you might still be hungry when you're done, but chocolate is chocolate ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.
To sad that Steam hasnt more 3 D Plattformer like this (or Super Mario 64, Sunshine, Galaxy 1 & 2) Banjo Kazooie, Banjo & Tooie, Conkers Bad Fur Day, Donkey Kong 64) At least it has a few 3D Jump & Runs and this is from a small team. It has only a few different enemy types & only 1 boss that isnt hard if you have enough hards. To find all Loas isnt so easy i missed i think 2 Glover Mountain, 2 nd Level & 1 last level & i watched many corners to find the others. If you rush through the game its very short, the camera is the biggest problem after the game lenght, but i like the level design of the main & first world & a puzzle brought me bit of frustrating. If you like linear jump n runs than its a try worth since its cheap. I really hope Right Nice Game make more of this game types for Steam in future <3
See written review below or watch it here: https://youtu.be/J0snPNTKaaQ TL;DR: SKIP TO CONCLUSION! You play as the silent protagonist Skylar. Equipped with a powerful mechanical arm, you must find away to save the island from the evil CRT with your talkative guide Plux at your side. The story is rather cliche, but even still, I didn’t mind it too much. The gameplay is all about the platforming. You’ll spend a lot of time jumping, hovering, or swinging from one place to the next. Falling or being hit by enemies causes health damage, but you can easily heal this damage by collecting crystals that are found all over the place. If you do happen to run out of hearts, then you just have to restart at the previous checkpoint, so you don’t usually lose much progress since the checkpoints are fairly frequent. As you play you unlock 3 different abilities that you’ll need to use to access differ
I'm going to premise this review with the bad qualities first. Even though I feel like there are more bad qualities than good, I'd still recommend this game any day. | Game Length | -- This game is SHORT. Even if you actively look for all of the cages, your game time might be 4 hours at the most. According to Steam, I beat it in 2, though it's probably on the edge of 3. | Difficulty | -- There is no increase in difficulty. Sure, there are some difficult spots. The tree takes a little bit of mental energy with the sliding puzzles (which I personally think is a poor choice in puzzles), and when the volcano is bursting, you do have to think on your feet. But that's about it. In fact, I think the volcano is even easier than the tree. It literally gives you a giant metal ball that lets you create mass destruction. While it is enjoyable to use it as a bowling ball and mow down a bunch of ene
A wonderful love letter to Ratchet and Clank, and Jak and Daxter. That's what Right Nice and Grip Digital set out to do, and they did a splendid job. For a three hour experience you can sit back and enjoy more of what you love: platforming, collecting, puzzle-solving, enemy bashing, and upgrade nabbing. The visuals are dynamic and pleasant to the eye, with cell-shaded graphics adding a cartoony effect, like its predecessors. The cons to the game are that it adds nothing new to the formula of 3d platforming or collect-a-thon, and it is amazingly short. The music I feel wasn't mixed very well wih the other sounds of the game, it felt louder than everything else. The transition to a different area on the hub world didn't feel natural. The characters were a little stiff. Also, there was a large frame-rate drop with battling the final boss each time I went through it. But ultimately this
I don't usually write reviews, and looking at some of the others some people didn't enjoy that it was short. I personally loved that it only took me a couple of hours, the quick journey didn't soak up all my time so I could sit down and enjoy the experience and then do what I needed to do. Yes, it is an easy game. Yes, it is short. Yes, it is chessy. But that is exactly why I loved it! Usually I struggle to pick up and play newer games as I don't like the idea that I would have to spend a good 20 hours plus in it to feel satisfied in completing it. Music was great. Gameplay was great, would of been cool to have smaller boss fights before collecting the fuses, but I did feel satisfied using all my abilities all the time as they all stayed relevant. Story was good, was short and well lived... very much so a kids game. But my main reason of picking this up was for some nostaligic platf
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