zyrtecenjoyer
12 reviews liked by zyrtecenjoyer
I laughed when that stupid pig died
Words With Friends
2009
Once I discovered the word “QI”, it was all over
Bloxorz
2007
idk why you playing this over run 3
Boombot
2008
My mind was blown when I found out ninja kiwi also made this game that was also on cool math games !!! :D xD
Used to be a beautiful game until it got bogged down by freemium BS. Even if you make a few premium purchases, you’ll still spend more time watching ads than fish, and the limited events are grindy beyond being playable.
Despite being 6 years old, it turns my new phone into a single-serve hot pocket warming platter and drains battery like it’s mining bitcoin. If you loved it when it launched, don’t bother coming back.
Despite being 6 years old, it turns my new phone into a single-serve hot pocket warming platter and drains battery like it’s mining bitcoin. If you loved it when it launched, don’t bother coming back.
Cell to Singularity
2018
over 1k hours bro... i know its just a clicker game but it isnt to me. it is something special. adventure capitalist could NEVER
also people say pay to win but i got over 500 cubes from doing nothing
also people say pay to win but i got over 500 cubes from doing nothing
MonsterCrafter
TBD
How am I the only one reviewing such a monument of gaming.
Temple Run
2011
what side of history will you be on in the great temple run vs subway surfers war
🤙 Here comes Trouble, make it a Double! 🤙
Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! takes the beloved platforming formula of its predecessors and adds its own unique twist, delivering another adventure that feels very lukewarm compared to what came before it.
Taking a page from DKC2 we are now without our main protagonists from the very first DKC. Dixie Kong and her new partner, Kiddy Kong while feel the same as DK and Diddy Kong they charm isn't quite there unfortunately and feel slightly different than DK or Diddy. It mainly falls under the lack of Innovation. Compared to its predecessors, DKC3 doesn't introduce many new gameplay mechanics or innovations. As a result, it may feel somewhat repetitive in some aspects at least playing them back to back to back. While the game features a wide variety of environments to explore, from its open world map and approaching worlds in anyway you want it may turn off some folks from how the structure was laid in DKC and DKC 2 as it doesn't really provide any story cues. It's mostly just get up and go explore without knowing what the objective is till you have to search for it from a Kong.
Coming back to Kiddy Kong, Compared to Dixie have her own unique abilities, such as helicopter spin and Kiddy's rolling attack, I always felt Dixie was more playable more than Kiddy about 70% of the time Dixie abilities are just super top tier to get out of a pinch which is why I prefer her almost the whole playthrough.
Music is pretty good on all fronts but there was maybe 1-2 I really was saying these are absolute banger. For some reason it doesn't quite hit the same as DKC or DKC2. Even at its lowest, it still performs a immaculate soundtrack that wasn't really to be messed with on the SNES.
Now I am not saying the game is all bad, it just Okay. It's not a super leap like DKC2. This felt like a very safe 3rd entry. I forgive it as Rareware was probably moving on to the Nintendo 64 as this released the same year as this game. Having to move on from the SNES, you probably don't have your A team as the hardware is evolving.
Overall, Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! is a very safe entry in the beloved series, offering up more of the same great platforming action but not really adding much to the gameplay. I would still recommend playing it but just know its not gonna be better than 2. Having DKC release back to back to back every year is already a treat and now being about to play them consecutively on the Nintendo Switch SNES Online app is a great way to cash in on the nostalgia.
Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! takes the beloved platforming formula of its predecessors and adds its own unique twist, delivering another adventure that feels very lukewarm compared to what came before it.
Taking a page from DKC2 we are now without our main protagonists from the very first DKC. Dixie Kong and her new partner, Kiddy Kong while feel the same as DK and Diddy Kong they charm isn't quite there unfortunately and feel slightly different than DK or Diddy. It mainly falls under the lack of Innovation. Compared to its predecessors, DKC3 doesn't introduce many new gameplay mechanics or innovations. As a result, it may feel somewhat repetitive in some aspects at least playing them back to back to back. While the game features a wide variety of environments to explore, from its open world map and approaching worlds in anyway you want it may turn off some folks from how the structure was laid in DKC and DKC 2 as it doesn't really provide any story cues. It's mostly just get up and go explore without knowing what the objective is till you have to search for it from a Kong.
Coming back to Kiddy Kong, Compared to Dixie have her own unique abilities, such as helicopter spin and Kiddy's rolling attack, I always felt Dixie was more playable more than Kiddy about 70% of the time Dixie abilities are just super top tier to get out of a pinch which is why I prefer her almost the whole playthrough.
Music is pretty good on all fronts but there was maybe 1-2 I really was saying these are absolute banger. For some reason it doesn't quite hit the same as DKC or DKC2. Even at its lowest, it still performs a immaculate soundtrack that wasn't really to be messed with on the SNES.
Now I am not saying the game is all bad, it just Okay. It's not a super leap like DKC2. This felt like a very safe 3rd entry. I forgive it as Rareware was probably moving on to the Nintendo 64 as this released the same year as this game. Having to move on from the SNES, you probably don't have your A team as the hardware is evolving.
Overall, Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! is a very safe entry in the beloved series, offering up more of the same great platforming action but not really adding much to the gameplay. I would still recommend playing it but just know its not gonna be better than 2. Having DKC release back to back to back every year is already a treat and now being about to play them consecutively on the Nintendo Switch SNES Online app is a great way to cash in on the nostalgia.
It's hard not to feel bad for Kiddy Kong, he was another victim of the child actor cycle; showing so much promise at a young age until the studios stopped hiring him the moment he wasn't cute and marketable anymore.
One minute you're on top of the world, next minute you're washed-up because studios are unfamiliar with the process of aging. With the hand he was delt, it's not surprising he eventually resorted to drugs in order to capture that same high his early career gave him.
In memory of Kiddy Kong (13th March 1992 - 2nd November 2016)
- Beloved 90s icon turned heroine addict. Another sad case of the entertainment industry's cruelty.
One minute you're on top of the world, next minute you're washed-up because studios are unfamiliar with the process of aging. With the hand he was delt, it's not surprising he eventually resorted to drugs in order to capture that same high his early career gave him.
In memory of Kiddy Kong (13th March 1992 - 2nd November 2016)
- Beloved 90s icon turned heroine addict. Another sad case of the entertainment industry's cruelty.