3DS is dead-despite persisting for an impressive number of years, I can now say with certainty that the time has finally come for a beautiful and quirky handheld computer-at the same time it is dying of some type of game. 3DS is not twice the middle budget and high concept, but the home of many alternative cuisines: things like Friday's Monster Attack, Crimson Shroud or Fantasy Life-all full of charm, And spots often appear. Execution, and all information that appears through Level-5 in one way or another.
Snack World-Dungeon Crawl Review
- Developer: Level 5
- announcer: Nintendo
- Platform: Viewed on Switch
- Availability: Exit Switch immediately
Snack World is the latest work of Level-5, similar to the multimedia attack of its successful Yo-Kai Watch series. It is also a comic, anime, and now a large-scale action RPG, and finally pushed west with The Dungeon Crawl-Gold . It will take you into a sweet high fantasy world where you upgrade and dig out new gear and new gear to wear, Chup, Mayonna, Barnaise and a few others have gone through a series of small-scale adventures with you .
This is a dazzling world of dens. The central town of Tutti Frutti is full of people and shops looking for tasks. It is worth mentioning that the list of activities outside the border of the town will soon be Proliferated. When it comes to providing content, you certainly can't blame Snack World, nor can you be troubled by the level of energy it puts in. It contains all the murmurs of the most optimistic anime, pizz jazz and high-pitched suites, accompanied by a series of weak jokes and puns that never landed. cute? Maybe, though it all depends on your mindset and age. Even if I hadn't touched a drop of water the night before, Snack World often made me feel like I was suffering from a hangover.
You can't really blame the game that stands out from the children's TV show because it has the energy of a toddler kid restrained by a D cage in direct sunlight, despite having a certain human warmth with Yo-Kai Watch, I'm not entirely sure what's happening in the Snack World. Maybe the news is lost in the noise-it's a noisy game with sound and vision-but the "Snack World" ends up looking like it's screaming.
Of course, I'm not the target audience, but considering how Snack World's humor has evolved in many different directions-there is a princess smearing herself on her shit, which is a nasty obsession with her protagonist , Which goes well beyond a bunch of creepy and targeted references for veteran players-I'm not sure who it is. However, you will find various effects in mechanics, which makes the situation even more confusing.
Diablo has a little bit of movement and loot, when you recruit creatures to fight around you, a little Pokemon. The formula also adds some beautiful wrinkles, for example, how to set companions (or snacks) as part of a party in the game, or place them in the pockets needed in the battle, at this time you can deform to join them and have A whole new move is available. You can then choose the most effective weapon in your arsenal before simply answering the screen prompts before any given encounter.
And, of course, they're all delivered with the same intense color splash you can find elsewhere, and there's plenty of garbage disposal help. Snack World started with 3DS, which is evident in a number of design decisions where the Switch port remains unchanged. Camera movement is limited, and moving to a higher resolution screen is not a complete replacement for many character models. For all colors and prosperity, this is not a beautiful game-so it's even more regrettable that the performance is not super smooth despite having more primitive visuals.
Still, this 3DS heritage points to one of the most positive aspects of the snack world. This is a memory of such unconventional, creative and characteristic adventures that are so rich on a handheld device, and its rich colors make Snack World loyal to all of them. It really can't reach the heights of fantastic things like Fantasy World or Level-5's more elaborate works, and it's too clumsy, but although you can tolerate the extra parts of it, it's still an interesting wink.
