Tips: Your best weapon for a while is the Quick Silver, and after that, the Boomstick. Even then, attempt to max out all your weapons (except the anti freezer and the skin fixer), because they all have their uses. For instance, in the last few levels, the Twister keeps melee enemies at bay. But only with the knockback you can get from maxing it.
So far, it's average at best. The difficulty at the start is a throwback to the RPGs of yesteryear, which is nice. The pet system is tried and true, so nothing really original there. The movement controls are where this game goes wrong. Down to go left? Left to go up? What crack are you on? And why is everything else controlled through the mouse?
3/5 so far.
Such individuality. It's obvious this is a Mario parody, but it's fun as hell. The "coin jumping" level made me TOTALLY change the view on this game. At first it was "okay" now it was "oh wow this is cool". Great game.
Ugh. I'm just playing this game cause there's a point bonus on it, and it's HORRIBLE. The difficulty is unforgiving at times, having you jump right over one death trap to run into another.
Also, what I find effective is building turrets and using them as a sort of battering ram, if you know what I mean.
Build turret bust through creeper build collecters move turret to edge of creeper repeat. :D
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