Cloudberry Kingdom

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Cloudberry Kingdom is a single player and multiplayer platformer game with fantasy and comedy themes. It was developed by Pwnee Studios and was released on August 2, 2013. It received mostly positive reviews from critics and positive reviews from players.

In Cloudberry Kingdom, players must save the princess and deal with the maniacal Kobbler as they navigate through constantly changing 2D platforming levels. The game adapts to the player's skill level, ensuring a unique and challenging experience every time. With a variety of characters and difficulty settings, this indie platformer offers endless fun on the Nintendo eShop.

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story4 positive mentions

stability3 negative mentions

Highly addictive gameplay with endless replayability due to randomly generated levels.
Challenging yet rewarding platforming experience that appeals to fans of hardcore platformers.
Great soundtrack and fun multiplayer options enhance the overall enjoyment of the game.

Controls can feel imprecise and hitboxes may lead to frustrating cheap deaths.
Random level generation can result in repetitive gameplay and lack of well-crafted level design.
Multiplayer functionality is limited to local co-op, which restricts potential for online play.

story
32 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
13%
78%
9%
The story in Cloudberry Kingdom is generally considered generic and not a primary focus, with many players noting its Mario-like simplicity and lack of depth. While the game features a story mode with over 200 levels and humorous cutscenes, it often feels monotonous and is overshadowed by the more engaging arcade and free play modes. Overall, the narrative serves more as a backdrop for gameplay rather than a compelling element, with players primarily enjoying the challenge and customization options available.
- “The storyline is hilarious and twists in a way you wouldn't expect.”
- “Take on the role of Bob, a retired hero, as you run, duck, jump, double jump, jetpack, fly, bounce, pogo, gravity flip, roll, and rocket your way through story mode, or try your hand at one of the 4 arcade modes that will test your ability to adapt and react to any situation.”
- “Story mode features a very good game mode for new players, starting up on new and fairly simple stages introducing new objects and traps along the storyline followed by a very cool animation cutscene at the beginning of each chapter.”
- “At first I thought it was alright with the free play mode and difficulty, but the game is very boring and lacks an actual story with it.”
- “Saving system on story mode made me stop playing; there is no autosave, and after finishing a level group, the game will ask you to save, then you save, exit the game, and there is no way to load what you saved.”
- “[Ugly visuals, monotonous story mode, trying to clear a level on masochist]”
gameplay
21 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
14%
72%
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The gameplay in Cloudberry Kingdom is characterized by its simplicity, focusing on basic movements like jumping and lateral movement, while introducing various mechanics and power-ups that enhance the experience. Players appreciate the challenge presented by increasingly difficult levels and the game's random level generation, which keeps the gameplay fresh and engaging. Despite some criticism regarding the later levels' reliance on precise timing, the overall mechanics and level design are praised for their fluidity and rewarding nature.
- “The gameplay is pretty simple, you jump, move left and move right.”
- “Cloudberry Kingdom is a highly addictive offering that, despite its simple looks and gameplay, is big on challenge.”
- “Also, another thing done very well is that most of the 'correct paths' on stages are in sync with the time you start the level, ensuring quick respawns and retries and a fluid gameplay experience.”
- “It gets increasingly more dumb over the course of about 50 levels; some are more difficult than others, but starting from about level 300, the gameplay boils down to 'if you're off cycle by half a second, restart.'”
- “This completely takes away the flowing nature of super tight platformers, which I think is the core mechanic.”
- “When the mechanics are so simple, the quality of the game is only determined by the maneuverability and the level design.”
music
19 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
68%
32%
The music in the game is widely praised as one of its standout features, with many reviewers highlighting the fantastic and energetic soundtrack that enhances the gameplay experience. It effectively sets a fun and engaging atmosphere, making even challenging moments enjoyable, while the lack of sound effects is noted but overshadowed by the quality of the music. Overall, the soundtrack is described as a key element that elevates the game, contributing to its appeal as a party game and adding excitement to each level.
- “The music is just fantastic.”
- “The soundtrack is definitely one of the best parts of the game, it hypes up the gamer to complete the objectives while adding a fun ambiance to each stage, so that even if you fail you are still enjoying every bit of it, and when you succeed every jump in sync with every beat of the song feels fairly rewarding.”
- “The soundtrack is killer, different heroes provide variation.”
replayability
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
55%
18%
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The game offers exceptional replayability through its challenging campaign, customizable characters, and procedurally generated levels, ensuring a unique experience with each playthrough. Players can engage in both a story mode and random dungeon generation, enhancing the game's longevity and variety. Overall, it is highly regarded for its endless replay value and engaging platforming mechanics.
- “Tons of replay value with a hard campaign that gets brutally hard at the end.”
- “Not only does Cloudberry Kingdom offer a story mode, but you can also generate random dungeons to play in and customize your own character, which adds a lot of replayability!”
- “The procedurally generated platforming levels provide infinite replayability for any difficulty setting.”
- “The game is very challenging and has endless replay value to me as the game is different every time I play.”
- “There is loads of replayability since every level is randomized.”
- “The main features of the game are the ability to customize your character with all the available items and colors for you to have a more personal experience when you play all the stages, and all the game modes, while playing story mode you are introduced to most, things like 'double jump', 'jetman', 'wall level', and many others, to add to even more replay value and different challenges.”
graphics
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
38%
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The graphics of the game are characterized by a charming, cartoonish style that fits its fairytale theme, though they are generally considered simplistic and not particularly impressive. While some players appreciate the aesthetic, others find the visuals lackluster and repetitive, with a few expressing a desire for better quality. Overall, the graphics serve their purpose but may not satisfy those seeking more sophisticated visuals.
- “The art style, while semi-childish, has a very nice look and feel to it.”
- “The graphics of the game are nothing to be amazed by, but it kind of gets you into the spirit of this little fairytale world it takes place in.”
- “The only complaint I have is that the graphics for the game/hero could be a little better.”
- “The graphics are nothing to write home about, just a cartoony style perfect for a game like this.”
humor
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is a standout feature, providing a lighthearted experience even amidst frustrating gameplay moments. Players appreciate the funny props for customization and the unexpected twists in the storyline, which contribute to a chaotic yet entertaining co-op environment. Overall, the game successfully balances humor with challenge, ensuring that laughter prevails over frustration.
- “Simple to play, will evoke screams of frustration at the many deaths, but never really rage-inducing or friendship-ruining, because the squawks and shrieks this game will pull out of you as you nimbly dance through whirling death corridors will have you laughing too hard to stay mad.”
- “If any one player dies, the rest of you get to carry the deadweight and that obviously makes gameplay more difficult, but it can look quite hilarious.”
- “The storyline is hilarious and twists in a way you wouldn't expect.”
stability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Users have reported experiencing some glitches, which may be attributed to download issues, indicating that stability could be a concern for some players.
- “Maybe it's my download that crapped out, but I see a few glitches.”
- “The game crashes frequently, making it hard to enjoy.”
- “I experienced several bugs that disrupted my gameplay.”

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Cloudberry Kingdom is a platformer game with fantasy and comedy themes.

Cloudberry Kingdom is available on PC, Windows, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and others.

On average players spend around 5 hours playing Cloudberry Kingdom.

Cloudberry Kingdom was released on August 2, 2013.

Cloudberry Kingdom was developed by Pwnee Studios.

Cloudberry Kingdom has received mostly positive reviews from players and mostly positive reviews from critics. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its gameplay.

Cloudberry Kingdom is a single player game with multiplayer and local co-op support.

Similar games include Little Meatmo, Super Meat Boy, N, Adventures of Shuggy, Risk of Rain and others.

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