- July 27, 2021
- Cloud M1
Ayo the Clown
Taking inspiration from some classic platformers, Ayo has some big (clown) shoes to fill!
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About
"Ayo the Clown" is a heartwarming platformer where you play as Ayo, a clown searching for his missing dog, Bo. Explore unique stages filled with friendly characters and challenging platforms, as you help Ayo reunite with his best friend. Immerse yourself in Ayo's world and experience his one-of-a-kind humor throughout this unforgettable adventure.











- The game features vibrant and cute graphics, reminiscent of classic platformers, making it visually appealing and enjoyable for all ages.
- Gameplay is engaging with a variety of levels and challenges, providing a good balance of difficulty that is accessible yet rewarding.
- Ayo the Clown has a charming story and lovable characters, creating a heartwarming experience that players find delightful.
- Some players experienced minor glitches and bugs, which, while not game-breaking, can be distracting.
- The music has been described as boring and not matching the vibrant visuals, detracting from the overall experience.
- Certain gameplay mechanics, such as losing a life from falling into pits, can be frustrating, especially for younger players.
graphics
13 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game are widely praised for their colorful and clean 2.5D art style, reminiscent of late 90s and early 2000s CGI. Players appreciate the cute and playful visuals, which enhance the overall aesthetic and gameplay experience, despite some noting that the art style can feel disjointed at times. Overall, the graphics contribute positively to the game's charm and accessibility for all ages.
“I love the colorful and clean-looking art style.”
“The 2.5D art style is bright and clean, secrets are hidden behind false walls and special challenges, and the overall aesthetic takes obvious inspiration from the old retro platformers.”
“Featuring a cute story and playful graphics, Ayo the Clown brings new life to old platformers.”
“The art style kinda reminds me of some late 90s/early 2000s game CGI intros.”
“[unexpected moments can be annoying, upgrades are too few and far between, art style is rather disjointed]”
Ayo the Clown (Switch) Review
Taking inspiration from some classic platformers, Ayo has some big (clown) shoes to fill!
75%Ayo the Clown (Nintendo Switch)
Ayo the Clown isn’t the most original game, but it’s a solid, colorful platformer. An ill-fitting idea here or there and a sluggish pace shouldn’t stop kids from enjoying a playthrough, even if they don’t go back to 100% the game. Give me a sequel that edits itself a bit, add a two-player mode, and you’ll have a real winner.
70%Ayo the Clown Review
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