Discover with Marsupilami: Hoobadventure, a brand new adventure inviting young players and adult alike to take control of the three Marsupilamis from the Palombian forsest. Punch, Twister and Hope are three Marsupilamis living a peaceful life in Palombia. Their lives are about to take a drastic turn when they accidentally open a sarcophagus whilst playing with debris on a beach, releasing a mysterious ghost cursing all the animals! Thankfully, our three Marsupilamis are immune to the curse and decide to set out on an adventure and find the ghost and reverse the curse. Inspired by the comic book Marsupilami from Franquin, this 2.5D platformer will take you on a colorful journey through the Palombian jungle, a coastal city and even an abandoned temple. Jump, punch, dash and swing with your tail like only Marsupilamis do!
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A short, easy, breezy Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze-inspired platformer. Cute and pleasant art and music and satisfying core controls carry thing this through its tad-too-easy level design balance. Being on the short side, I really didn't mind it being on the easy side; it was a nice little game to pop on the Steam Deck for a few levels each night.
There's a 10 level long volcano/dinosaur-themed post-game expansion that's worth the price of admission alone. The level design is far more complex and more difficult than the main game. The team improved so much between launch and that update that I would love to see what they do with a sequel. If they can carry the quality of that expac through an entire game, they'd have something super good on their hands.
As it stands, "Marsupilami: Hoobadventure" is a totally solid, pleasant, worthwhile little game for any fans of the DKC formula.
There's a 10 level long volcano/dinosaur-themed post-game expansion that's worth the price of admission alone. The level design is far more complex and more difficult than the main game. The team improved so much between launch and that update that I would love to see what they do with a sequel. If they can carry the quality of that expac through an entire game, they'd have something super good on their hands.
As it stands, "Marsupilami: Hoobadventure" is a totally solid, pleasant, worthwhile little game for any fans of the DKC formula.
i'm surprised how genuinely solid and well-made this was! it's very obviously heavily inspired by the donkey kong country returns series, and while it never quite reaches the level of innovation, level design quality, and exhilaration highs of especially tropical freeze it's a pretty good alternative! you might think tropical freeze is a bit of an unfair comparison considering it's like THE gold standard for 2d platformers (at least in my opinion) but the level of inspiration kinda demands that comparison in my opinion. I don't think any other donkey kong country inspired indie game really comes close to this one though. it looks pretty good, has some decent music, and movement feels really solid! i don't really have much negative to say, i wish the dojo levels weren't on the map since they just reuse the bonus stages from the real levels and while the controls are pretty great, it feels like the wall jump takes a second to activate and it caught me a couple times.
i'm mainly knocking off points because it's a little TOO DKCR inspired and it could benefit greatly from a few more worlds and a bit more of a ramp up in difficulty within those worlds. i had a pretty consistently good time but it never really had those big over the top and exhilarating moments i love in 2d platformers, especially tropical freeze to take it to the next level for me. considering you can get it for $20 max and often on sale for way less it's a super worthwhile pickup and i'd like to see more from this team, it was a lot of fun!
i'm mainly knocking off points because it's a little TOO DKCR inspired and it could benefit greatly from a few more worlds and a bit more of a ramp up in difficulty within those worlds. i had a pretty consistently good time but it never really had those big over the top and exhilarating moments i love in 2d platformers, especially tropical freeze to take it to the next level for me. considering you can get it for $20 max and often on sale for way less it's a super worthwhile pickup and i'd like to see more from this team, it was a lot of fun!
Joguinho ok , bacaninha para passar o tempo e só jogar
Baby's first Donkey Kong Country and that's a compliment. Everything about this game is way better than you would expect from a license game by Microids but it feels very good to play, has an appealing visual style and even some songs just have a very fun vibe about them. It's extremely easy and nothing is really "special" about it but it's just pretty fun
A great DKC clone with a few ideas of its own such as clinging onto rings and wall jumping. It may be a bit too safe and easy for some but I had a blast. The only downside is that it's about half the length of your average DkC with only four worlds. Still, what's here is all killer no filler so it's hard to complain!
Great platformer. The added Hidden World is excellent. It's pretty obvious what games this game was inspired by, but it has it's own charms and does certain things better, so that's okay. I would love to see a sequel or just another platformer from this studio.