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eu entendo como os jogadores de sonic se sentem agora
The sense of style and speed in this game is incredible, like a modern day Umihara Kawase with the speedrun tech built in. Will be going back to this at some stage to beat my times and the bonus levels unlocked after the ending. Some people are going to be irked by how short it is but I feel like it doesn't give a chance for things to get stale.
Also, now I want a Mochi plushie you can velcro to stuff and pretend she's swinging around!
Also, I played this on Steam btw! I had to pick Switch 'cause it was the only platform listed on here but it's been on Steam since before Christmas.
Also, now I want a Mochi plushie you can velcro to stuff and pretend she's swinging around!
Also, I played this on Steam btw! I had to pick Switch 'cause it was the only platform listed on here but it's been on Steam since before Christmas.
Pioneer of mochi platformers
MOCHI A GAAARUUUUUUU
Endearing 2.5D grappling-hook-based platformer with simple controls that hold a lot of room for mastery. Flawless campaign length that introduces and casts aside entire mechanics before they even have the chance to become stale. Very rare for a game to click with me hard enough that I'd desire to delve into time-attack modes, but the sense of speed and flow of Mochi A Girl was genuinely hard to put down. Sushi Gang Sushi Gang Sushi Gang.
Endearing 2.5D grappling-hook-based platformer with simple controls that hold a lot of room for mastery. Flawless campaign length that introduces and casts aside entire mechanics before they even have the chance to become stale. Very rare for a game to click with me hard enough that I'd desire to delve into time-attack modes, but the sense of speed and flow of Mochi A Girl was genuinely hard to put down. Sushi Gang Sushi Gang Sushi Gang.