- February 16, 2016
- Collin, Kaleb, & Jeya
DARTHY
62%Game Brain Score
story, music
gameplay, graphics
90% User Score 20 reviews
Platforms
About
PLOT DARTHY wakes up in the hospital and soon finds out he must release the souls of the robots imprisoned in the Gold Doubloons (Gold Coins) by the Giant Space Pirates. Help DARTHY Roll, Bounce, Fly a Rocket, and Die to free the unfortunate souls. DARTHY is a Pixel Platformer based on old school mechanics. Made with my kids Kaleb & Jeya. FEATURES ◉ 10+ Buildings w/ Old School Checkpoint…











+6
Audience ScoreBased on 20 reviews
story2 positive mentions
graphics3 negative mentions
- Darthy is a challenging platformer with tight controls and an interesting twist, making it engaging for players who enjoy difficulty.
- The game features a unique premise where you play as a robot head, and it has a charming, albeit crude, art style that some players find appealing.
- Many players appreciate the game's addictive nature and the sense of accomplishment it provides, despite its rage-inducing moments.
- The gameplay is considered uninventive and lacks originality, with mechanics that feel derivative of better-known platformers like Mario.
- Some players find the graphics to be low effort and visually unappealing, which detracts from the overall experience.
- There are issues with certain game mechanics, such as poorly designed enemy placements and frustrating controls during specific sections, leading to cheap deaths.
gameplay
4 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is generally described as uninventive, featuring basic mechanics like double jump and a fireball move, with comparisons to Nintendo's Mario series. However, it is noted for its tight controls and a few unique twists, alongside an engaging story and humor, leading to a positive overall impression.
“Controls are tight, gameplay is what you'd expect for a platformer with a few twists here and there.”
“Very interesting game:) good controls, nice gameplay, interesting little story and above all - it's pretty funny:) 8/10”
“Gameplay is completely uninventive; you have a double jump and a 'fireball' move that propels you forward a bit. Otherwise, there's nothing new here that Nintendo hasn't already done better with Mario.”
“Controls are tight, but the gameplay is what you'd expect for a platformer with a few twists here and there.”