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by NightShark115
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by CanusAntonius
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by CanusAntonius
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by CanusAntonius
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by CanusAntonius
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by CanusAntonius
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by CanusAntonius
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by CanusAntonius
3 Reviews:
CanusAntonius
Yogurt is a somewhat decent Trapventure game that has a lot of pitfalls that cause it to be rather unenjoyable.
A long list of problems follows this game from start to end, and most of them are your common offenders from games like this. First, there are a lot of random traps that don't really add anything to the gameplay, such as a falling spike out of a block at the end of a save. Then you have some segments that have egregious visuals preventing you from both doing platforming correctly alongside bosses. Third, you have restarting music everywhere except the final stage, showing that even though the maker knew how to make it not restart, they purposely chose to keep it doing so. Fourth, you have required secrets in order to actually unlock the final stage, which is a problem when it comes to a trap-heavy game. Fifth, the final stage ends up just being a pretty boring needle screen that's a lot harder than past stages, and includes multiple ledges, corner jumps, and even a downwards plane (you do get a setup at least). Sixth, one of the bosses involves a load of heavy mashing, in which I had to resort to autofire to complete. Finally, the game ends on a pretty despicable final boss that has a variety of random attacks that can pile on top of each other and wall you pretty easily, he also has an extremely quick targeting attack alongside a load of HP which makes it pretty unfair to play.
There are a few decent aspects about the game, but frankly, the problems mostly outweigh them by a ton. Because of such, I wouldn't really recommend this at all.
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A long list of problems follows this game from start to end, and most of them are your common offenders from games like this. First, there are a lot of random traps that don't really add anything to the gameplay, such as a falling spike out of a block at the end of a save. Then you have some segments that have egregious visuals preventing you from both doing platforming correctly alongside bosses. Third, you have restarting music everywhere except the final stage, showing that even though the maker knew how to make it not restart, they purposely chose to keep it doing so. Fourth, you have required secrets in order to actually unlock the final stage, which is a problem when it comes to a trap-heavy game. Fifth, the final stage ends up just being a pretty boring needle screen that's a lot harder than past stages, and includes multiple ledges, corner jumps, and even a downwards plane (you do get a setup at least). Sixth, one of the bosses involves a load of heavy mashing, in which I had to resort to autofire to complete. Finally, the game ends on a pretty despicable final boss that has a variety of random attacks that can pile on top of each other and wall you pretty easily, he also has an extremely quick targeting attack alongside a load of HP which makes it pretty unfair to play.
There are a few decent aspects about the game, but frankly, the problems mostly outweigh them by a ton. Because of such, I wouldn't really recommend this at all.
Rating: 3.5 35
Difficulty: N/A
Sep 8, 2022