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Lily in Puzzle World | 62%
Publisher: Eastasiasoft
Developer: Derek DF
Lily’s a Super Meatboy game so graphically simple that it is playable on an old Gameboy. It has no enemies, no story, nothing original of gameplay but still managed to charm me.
Lily’s a Super Meatboy game so graphically simple that it is playable on an old Gameboy. It has no enemies, no story, nothing original of gameplay but still managed to charm me. It is a short game, actually made mostly for Achievement hunters, but the simple controls and minimal difficulty make it a good buy for younger gamers as well.
The 50 or so levels are each one screen-full. With a clear A to B point, along the way you have to get a key in order to open the exit. You also have collectibles to unlock hats, but they have no gameplay impact. The black and white visual style is very simple, with Lily being the only color. Our oval character does gain a lot of charm because of this. And yes, I also think Lily looks like a multivitamin pill. Lily in Puzzle World is thus a typical platformer that Eastasiasoft and Ratalaika, for example, do dare to release more. That’s okay with me! Because a shorter game of about an hour or two is nice to do once in a while among all those bigger releases.
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