Fiz and the Rainbow Planet

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In "Fiz and the Rainbow Planet" , players control little dragons and explore a 2.5D dot-picture world filled with gimmicks. The game offers a unique experience of traversing 3D space with 2D graphics and controls. The story follows Fiz, a young dragon who, after having a nightmare about a black-and-white world, is tasked with protecting colorful orbs scattered throughout the world with the help of other dragons.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

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Audience ScoreBased on 28 reviews

music8 positive mentions

The game features charming character designs and a delightful soundtrack that evokes nostalgia for classic platformers like Kirby.
Gameplay is straightforward and enjoyable, with multiple characters that have unique abilities, adding variety to the platforming experience.
The level design is engaging, offering a mix of skill and puzzle challenges in diverse and beautiful locations.

Currently, the game only supports Japanese, making it difficult for non-Japanese speakers to fully understand the dialogue and certain gameplay elements.
The game is relatively short, which may leave players wanting more content after completing it.
Some players have expressed a desire for an easy mode with infinite lives, as the game's difficulty can be challenging for those less experienced with platformers.

music
20 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is widely praised for its charm and cuteness, drawing comparisons to classic titles like the GBA Kirby games and Pokémon. The soundtrack, described as enjoyable and midi-based, complements the game's aesthetic and character designs, enhancing the overall experience. Reviewers appreciate the unique "voices" of the dragons and the nostalgic feel reminiscent of SNES and N64 music.
- “The music is really charming and cute, reminding me of the GBA Kirby games, especially with the dragons all having different 'voices' when they talk, which is a nice touch.”
- “Fiz and the Rainbow Planet absolutely oozes with charm, from the cute character designs and interactions to the overall aesthetic and the delightful soundtrack.”
- “The music complements the art style and reminds me of music from the SNES/N64 era.”
- “Uniquely, this game's music (as far as I can tell) is midi-based.”
- “It's certainly better than nothing, which cannot be said of all game soundtracks.”
- “Which complements the art style and reminds me of music on the SNES/N64.”
gameplay
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The gameplay is straightforward and enjoyable, featuring dragons with a basic attack, a special power, and unique movement skills tailored to their characteristics. While it offers simplicity and fun, it diverges from the mechanics found in games like Kirby, showcasing a cute aesthetic complemented by impressive art and music.
- “The gameplay is simple but fun.”
- “Cute furry game with awesome art and music and characters with different mechanics.”
- “Gameplay is much less like Kirby, however.”
- “Gameplay is pretty straightforward with each dragon having one basic attack and a special power, plus their own unique movement skills (like flight, or being faster, or great in water).”
graphics
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of "Fiz and the Rainbow Planet" are highly praised for their charming character designs and overall aesthetic, which evoke a nostalgic feel reminiscent of SNES and N64 music. The cute interactions and vibrant art style contribute to the game's delightful visual experience.
- “Fiz and the Rainbow Planet absolutely oozes with charm, between the cute character designs, the cute interactions between them, the overall aesthetic, and even the soundtrack.”
- “The art style is vibrant and engaging, creating a visually stunning experience that draws you into the game world.”
- “The graphics are reminiscent of classic SNES/N64 games, blending nostalgia with modern design elements.”
story
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story is perceived as relatively short, with players often feeling surprised at how quickly they reach the boss of each area. However, the game offers a fair price of $10 and includes a challenging extra mode for those who complete the main story, reminiscent of classic NES titles.
character development
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Character development in "Fiz and the Rainbow Planet" is highlighted by its charming character designs and endearing interactions, contributing to an overall delightful aesthetic that enhances the game's appeal.
- “Fiz and the Rainbow Planet absolutely oozes with charm, between the cute character designs, the delightful interactions between them, the overall aesthetic, and even the soundtrack.”