| Game Reviewed | Li'l Pac-Man, by Ryan Silberman |
| Review Author | Mariotroid |
| Created | Feb 29 2024, 7:16 PM |
| Pros | + Cool graphics + Good sounds that are well made + Gripping gameplay for a simple game + Faithful recreation |
| Cons | - Lack of difficulty curve - Lack of gameplay variety |
Gameplay 6 / 10 |
Good attempt at gameplay for this minigame. Not a bad time for most play throughs. The bouncing ghosts are effectively well placed. The buttons on the gameboy are fun to digit. Though a lack of variety does hamper this game, there are only two buttons and very little strategy. Though the game is quite a faithful recreation of the past game, I would love to see more variety and more of a difficulty curve. The fact the game does not contain a difficulty curve is bothersome. The game is a fun play. Okay gameplay. |
Graphics 7 / 10 |
There are some good graphical elements here. The template for the games background is a nice added touch. The colors for the ghost and pac-man are bright and vibrant. The Gameboy backscreen looks well and is a nice effect. Though some of the graphics could use some work, especially could use particle effects. Also, there is a cool randomized opening effect and overall the game looks faithful as a recreation. Decent graphics. |
Sound 6 / 10 |
The opening sounds are vibrant and well placed. The music for the games opening is very well done. The sounds during gameplay aren't empty and provides variance. I like the bounce down and jumping sounds. The music at the start is bumping. Overall. okay sound. |
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Fun time with a good variety of sound and is overall a faithful recreation. Okay game for the most part. |
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