Boulder Dash - 30th Anniversary features classic retro-style gameplay with 220 exciting levels across 11 new, gorgeous and unique worlds, and 10 playable characters. The new level editor and Steam Workshop support offers potentially infinite replay with both user as well as community-created levels.
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I have no Idea how to advertise this game to fresher generation of gamers, so I will not even try. Original Boulder Dash was a second computer game I ever played in my life (right after J-bird, clone of Q-bert). It was 30 yrs ago, the machine was Commodore 64, it was times when whole family played video games after dinner, and it was times when dad was the best at games (yeah, nobody would belive that now). We were playing one by one, switching after death or after a level. It was fun and competitive, and bounding in some way. In my experience, none of that activity have survived in today's gaming. I bought this anniversary edition to feel some nostalgia. But the feeling I got was that this is a kind of slightly different game. Some things feelt the same, some didn't, and I couldn't get what was wrong. After some time I realised it was the control device. Yeah, back in 80's joystick wa
I give this a "meh", bordering on "no". Most of my friends know that I'm a Boulder Dash fanatic. I did the TAS of the NES version, as well as writing the only text guide on Gamefaqs back when I was in high school. So you can imagine that I was very excited to see an official, modernized Boulder Dash game on Steam! Except "modernized" in this case means "mobile game with microtransactions and loot boxes". Not that there are any microtransactions here in this Steam version, but they essentially just took the mobile game and disabled the purchasing of gold bars. They still drop in loot boxes, and you can still use them normally, you just can't buy them with real money here. But just because microtransactions are disabled doesn't mean the game isn't still built around them! At the start of the game, you're given a handful of powerups, which basically allow you to cheat. There is dynamite
The original Boulder Dash was an amazing puzzle game with action gameplay. The graphics were simple but this allowed players to focus on the puzzles. The current version looks messy. The new graphics aren't fun. An option to play with retro graphics (i.e. original) would be appreciated, especially for playing the original levels. The controls (with the game controller) are horrible. The left stick feels loose (too sensitive) and results in moving in the wrong direction too often. This makes playing the puzzle game with precision movement impossible. (I will switch the review to Yes if the game controller support is greatly improved in an update.)
The New generation from Boulder Dash - I hoped so much it would be good... Oh boy...its really hard for me to write this review for a beloved game "series" i enjoyed back on the old C64. Even some other "Boulder Dash" games which came out over the years were nice and you actually could enjoy them very much. But THIS version (The Steam version)... Is a joke, like quite literally. Boulder Dash! Well...kinda First of all, and this might be the main part of my review, this version is nothing more then the mobile version which came out some years ago. Now people might say "well then its just bad coz its a bad port" or maybe they will say "its just a ripoff" or stuff like. To be honest, it indeed -is- a very very bad port from the mobile version, here the facts why: - It has no ingame store. This might be good for one reason but you might will see later why i count this up. - Normaly, t
Ah the memories , Playing Boulder Dash on a crappy portable TV in my bedroom on my trusty Commodore 64 :) Boulder Dash is back . This is a modern interpretation of a classic It has all the basics that made Boulder Dash great , but they added power ups and made the game over reliant on them . Falling diamonds don't kill you by default . Luckily there's a "Hardcore Mode" with no power ups , and falling diamonds kill you , just like the original . This should be the default setting , to me anyway . There are more creatures too , as well as the old favourites - fireflies , butterflies and amoebas . There are unlockable characters as well , but take too long to unlock - I just ignored them . I'd give normal mode 6/10 ( it's too easy ) and hardcore mode 8/10 .
They don't make games like they used to. Just as addictive as the original. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkTpd12w3sQ 200+ levels across 11 worlds, all themed differently that slowly introduce new items, traps and enemies. Layouts are generally well thought out and quickly become challenging to perfect with 3 stars. Game scales up to 4k+, sfx and music can be adjusted separately. Pad and keyboard were both responsive though unfortunately controls are unable to be remapped. Keyboard offered choice of movement on arrow keys or wsad so it wasn't really a problem. With the addition of the level editor and steam workshop support, the game easily contains hours worth of digging without needing DLC. Each pack does provide 3 levels free, which you can play indefinitely without a purchase. Personally I feel the price is high and would have liked to see it at ~$10usd, apparently there is a mob
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