the fact this is still fun today says something
screw the elevators though
screw the elevators though
Es uno de los 5 mejores juegos de atari 2600 , el juego del policia y el ladron, logre platinarlo en retroachievements.
It injects some life into the basic ladder platformer concept by forcing you to chase down your target in less than a minute. The controls are responsive which is the only way this game would work without being frustrating so it all comes together nicely.
The first video game I ever became obsessed with as a kid. I was born in 1998, but grew up on my parents' hand-me-downs, so while every kid around me in the early 2000's was playing on Xbox or Playstation, I was playing the Atari 2600 and Sega Genesis lol. Keystone Kapers was always my absolute favorite, though Sonic 2 was close. There was something I just loved about Keystone Kapers and its quick repetitive arcade mechanics that kept me hooked on trying to get further and further, and eventually beat my high scores.
Keystone Kapers isn't a 5/5 game, I would argue it wasn't even a 5/5 when it first came out, though it was definitely very good, don't get me wrong! But this game will always be a 5/5 for me because of the emotional connection I have to it, and how it introduced me to my love for gaming.
5/5
Keystone Kapers isn't a 5/5 game, I would argue it wasn't even a 5/5 when it first came out, though it was definitely very good, don't get me wrong! But this game will always be a 5/5 for me because of the emotional connection I have to it, and how it introduced me to my love for gaming.
5/5