Thanks for trying my demo, yeah, some stuff like the ropes needed a larger area of contact to be easier to grab on, I increased it a bit between the demo revisions but still didn't hit the sweet spot on it.
Glad you enjoyed the demo, since the time to work on it was short I mostly followed the first stage of the original game and gave it a slight update to work more like Rondo.
The game is very charming, the sprites, gameplay and audio are on point. I also had the bug where the player could pass through the one way platforms, but pressing down again fixed it. Anyway, nice job.
Presentation with the old tv channel styled UI is great, fun gameplay once you figure what to do and the ads on the commercial breaks are a riot. Good job.
Thank you. The extra characters of the cutscenes were kind of a reference to the ones in the cartoons that were included just to sell more toys. If I had more time I'd certainly include Mr. Duck as a playable character in another segment with a completely different gameplay.
Thank you, I was kinda concerned about balancing the difficulty of the game, didn't want to make it too easy since it wouldn't be true to the source material and not too hard to be frustrating to the players.
Very nice visuals, loved the homage to classic movie posters. Gameplay look is simple, maybe too simple, maybe? It could have used some curveballs or additional mechanics, but it's a fun game anyway.
I enjoyed the humor of the game and the use of action commands for the combat system. Also, I guess the game would be more dynamic if the overall "health" of the enemies were reduced to repeat less of the same dialogue
