Giana Sisters 2D is a HD remake of the beloved Nintendo DS game from 2009. It features full controller support, precise, intuitive controls and a smooth learning curve. All balanced for hours of fun and challenge.
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If you are expecting a remake of the classic C64 game, this is not what this game is. Instead what you get is a port of some Nintendo DS version. (Addendum: as Sprocket pointed out in the comments, apparently the C64 levels are available in the "retro" section.) Well, it clearly says so on the store page, and apparently the DS game was not bad at all. The port on the other hand is bad. You may also expect this game to be made by Black Forest Games, who are responsible for the amazing "Twisted Dreams". Instead it was done by Kasaa Solution, a company that seems to have vanished and subsequently abandonded a half baked port. Don't get me wrong, I believe this game could have been good. Not great, but good. Instead there's a plethora of bugs that keep it from being anything but bad: Hitboxes for enemies and obstacles can be weird; you can kill an enemy and at the same time be killed by th
A quick review of Giana Sisters 2D! + The art style looks cute and they did a good job creating high resolution versions of all the DS artwork. + The music's great. + All the levels carry over from DS version, and though I haven't played through this entire port, I can remember enjoying playing through the game on DS. + You start with 112 million points. - While kinda cool and funny, I'm pretty sure you're not supposed to start with 112 million points. - I fell through a block, I walked over a bottomless pit, and I jumped through the ceiling a couple of times. The collision detection might be slightly buggy. - When playing retro mode, the game would show the level number as I started each level. And I apparently I played level 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 1, 3, 4, 1, 2, 3, 8-10, and 1. In that order. That doesn't sound quite right. - There's one level where I'd die instantly as the level loaded, and
If you like retro and niche titles, please follow my new and still work-in-progress curator list, the Lists of Niche. This is basically a good game. Unfortunately it is a lazy port with many bugs, The developer/publisher has been informed by users countless times (check the discussions), but did not act. At least it is possible to finish the game, but you will encounter: - Unpolished hit boxes (which are ok most of the time, but frustrating in some narrow sections) - Confused level progression (sometimes a level repeats itself and replaces the actual level) - Confused level announcement in Retro Mode (for example it says level 3, while you are actually entering level 28) - Broken achievements (some unlock at the wrong time, some seem to do not unlock at all) - More... An old Giana Sisters fan like me can have some fun with it, but a game left behind in this broken state can not be a
Sadly Black Forest Games removed the excellent pixel look of the original Nintendo DS version. I can still recommend the game, but it's a damn shame: The NDS version is perfect.
Giana Sisters 2D is a somewhat trimmed-down platformer of a fairly popular DS version. It brings the little sisters back to the world of wonders and nightmares, as they try to defeat the big Ol’ Evil dragon, collect as much crystals as possible, and teach all manner of pesky critters that you don’t mess with an angry teenager! Hey, growing up is complicated, alright?! There are nearly 90 new levels, along with original 32 levels from the Commodore AMIGA version. Most of them are fairly well-designed and beautiful to look at, though there are some levels that are too easy or short. Regarding difficulty, this platformer is definitely on the easier side, from what you can get on Steam, since the game is more forgiving than the original version, with higher margin for errors, easy to obtain power-ups and better controls. Visuals are beautifully drawn 2D sprites and the entire game looks lik
I'm amazed and shocked how they managed to screw everything up... - Terrible level designs ✓ - Bad collisions ✓ - Awful hitboxes ✓ - Loading the wrong levels ✓ - Teleporting you out of bounds in the middle of the map randomly ✓ - Invisible enemies ✓ - Invisible projectiles ✓ - There's only 1 boss, but you have to fight it like 10 times ✓ - After dying on a level, you respawn dead, so you constantly lose your extra lives, unless you quit ✓ - Blindly jumping to your death, cause you have no idea where you're supposed to go ✓ - Can't start a level, cause it's bugged out ✓ - Sounds glitching out ✓ - Trash game mechanics Do yourself a favor, and play Twisted Dreams instead.
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