- March 15, 2011
- Bacon Wrapped Games
Cloning Clyde
Platforms
About
Cloning Clyde is a 3D side-scrolling adventure. As Clyde, or one of his clones, work your way through the levels of the nefarious Dupliclone, Inc. building. It houses bizarre simulated environments created specifically to accommodate their unconventional cloning experiments. Have fun utilizing the many clones running amok inside Dupliclone, as you try to free yourself…or should we say yourselves.…











- Cloning Clyde is a fun and light-hearted platformer with unique cloning and fusion abilities that provide an entertaining gameplay experience.
- The game evokes nostalgia for many players who enjoyed it during the Xbox 360 era, making it a charming trip down memory lane.
- It features clever puzzles and a quirky art style that adds to its overall charm, making it enjoyable for players of all ages.
- The game suffers from a lack of replayability, with many players feeling that once completed, there is little incentive to return.
- Graphics and audio quality are dated, leading to a less polished experience compared to modern titles.
- Some players find the gameplay repetitive and lacking in challenge, which may not appeal to those seeking a more demanding platforming experience.
- graphics20 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The game's graphics are generally considered low-resolution and somewhat outdated, particularly when displayed on widescreen monitors, leading to jagged edges. While the art style is described as cartoony and fun, it lacks the high-end realism that might attract players seeking cutting-edge visuals. However, many players appreciate the game's overall enjoyment and quirky aesthetic, suggesting that graphics are not the primary focus of the experience.
“The graphics rival, and in most cases surpass, movies and animation of the likes of Hayao Miyazaki, and the OST contains tracks far more beautiful than works by great artists such as Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.”
“The art style is cartoony and there is even some crude humor hidden in between.”
“I played this game back on the Xbox 360; it's pretty much a silly fun platform game with a 'goofy' art style.”
“Good game, very cool to play but it seems too easy and this reeks of a 'console to PC' port, especially with the mandatory fullscreen and inability to change graphical settings other than the outlines.”
“Visuals: it's pretty disappointing.”
“My only minor gripe about the game is the fairly low resolution graphics which, on a widescreen monitor when stretched to fullscreen, result in a lot of jagged edges on the screen.”