Evoland

A Google user

It's okay, but it has big problems holding it back: the controls suck, and there is like... 1 savepoint in each area. You can't heal midway, EVEN THOUGH you have a healer traveling with you. Finally, dungeon design sucks - it's not fun to fight enemies, they have no HP bar or anything, and the angle is not quite above the character (hard to tell where he is standing exactly) which is a problem when it's time to do an extremely percise dodging puzzle (of which there are several). Didn't finish.

James Cook

My previous review was removed, so I'm making a new one and removing a star. The advancement of the mechanics is an amazing and very original idea, however it was wasted in this game. The first 20-30 minutes of gameplay are amazing, giving you the full premise of the game. Eventually though that premise is lost, and what's left is an unfinished game with no plot or advancement. You collect cards the entire game for no reason, as you can only use them in a mini game that doesn't reward you

Alex Yarborough

Absolutely astonishing! Loved the different art styles and mechanics of the older video games they integrated, definitely worth it to play through all the way. Only thing I wish they added (unless I missed it) is a waypoint system or a journal to keep track of the different things I needed/wanted to do. Other than that, amazing game!

A Google user

Runs flawlessly on Pixel 3 XL, Very fun gameplay but poor controls made certain segments and one of the achievements infuriating. Also there is a bug that prevents 100% completion. After finishing everything the game has to offer you finish with 99.1% according to the credits. Supposedly this was patched in other versions. Would rate 5 stars if not for this bug and the control issue.

A Google user

I liked the concept of going from old gen to new. I believe the cost is well worth the game. It was fun. Couple of drawbacks, The storyline was really short. There is not very good replayability. When you beat the last boss, that's it, there is no post game content. You reload back to right before the boss. All in all, I enjoyed the game very much and I thank the creators for this little gem.

A Google user

A beautiful tribute to gaming history falls flat on a controls oversight. A movement control which snaps to new thumb placement is ironically static, with no option for a fixed control placement. Reaching intuitively for a control more often leaves my character stone still as the control reorients to center where I thought "up" was. This handicaps the gameplay to the point of unplayability. Touch-controls are the bane of mobile games, and sadly - for want of one option - the same is true here.

A Google user

It's a great game. Very reminiscent of all the steps of my childhood. But man is it buggy. It has died on me for no reason (among other less severe bugs) probably about forty times. It's not like they didn't have time to work out the bugs either. Plus the controls are awful, but I think that might partly be my phone.

A Google user

I just finished beating the game after playing for about 6 hours straight, it was great! The story was nice, at first it didn't have much of a story but it came on quite smoothly where you forget about the actual concept of the game, and are more focused on saving the world. Very good game, I'll come back to it to get the achievements and such. I've completed 88.2... % of everything so far

Kerry Wheeler

Awesome idea, and definitely fun at first, but the controls are just horrid, the pad moves all over the place wherever you put your thumb, they fix that and the game is playable, as it is, it's just annoying and makes it too frustrating to keep playing. But it is worth mentioning there's no IAP or anything like that.

Two Toned

So much fun. I was confused how the ratings were so high. After five minutes of playing, I was hooked. Very awesome game. I love the unlocks and messages from the chest. The only issue I have is starting back at the main screen when dying instead of the save point.