FoxyLand

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FoxyLand is a single player casual platformer game with a fantasy theme. It was developed by BUG-Studio and was released on October 17, 2017. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Ah... love, Love... How beautifully in one word. My mind is racing, my stomach flutter butterflies, heart racing. Are you willing to do anything to give a million cherries, collect all the jewels and even save your favorite?

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Audience ScoreBased on 65 reviews

graphics13 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

Cute pixel art and charming graphics with detailed animations and vibrant colors.
Challenging but rewarding gameplay with solid level design and collectibles system including cherries and diamonds.
Simple and responsive controls (especially once adapted to) and good platformer mechanics including double jump.

Poor controls and camera movement causing frustration, including locked WASD keys with no remapping and erratic camera shifts.
Buggy gameplay issues such as inconsistent hitboxes, unreliable enemy stomping, finicky climbing mechanics, and occasional game-breaking bugs.
Lack of polish including missing exit button, repetitive music, resource-heavy for a small platformer, and minimal variety with repeated assets and only one environment.

graphics
20 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game features charming, colorful pixel graphics that effectively capture a retro aesthetic, with detailed animations and a well-rendered forest/jungle environment. However, the visual assets appear reused across levels with minimal variation, and some users noted that the graphics might have been sourced from free or asset store resources with little modification. Despite being visually appealing for an indie title, the graphics demand unexpectedly high system resources for their quality level.
- “The graphics are perfect for a retro game.”
- “Where on one side the soundtrack isn't that great - quite standard and repetitive, great for retro lovers - on the other side graphics are really awesome for such a small game, with leaves and environment moving as you run and every small characteristic covered, nothing's left unprogrammed.”
- “The forest/jungle scenario which will accompany you throughout all your journey is greatly rendered for what concerns graphics and effects and it's enough for me.”
- “Game engine and graphic assets seem to have been purchased wholesale from an asset store with little to no modification.”
- “Barely any aesthetic changes between levels at all.”
- “I was at least hoping for some graphics settings due to this game needing a surprising amount of system resources.”
gameplay
13 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
31%
46%
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The gameplay has a mix of positives and negatives, with some players finding controls well-mapped and enjoyable after adjustment, while others criticize frustrating mechanics like unwieldy climbing, inconsistent hitboxes, and glitches. Overall, it offers simple, casual fun but may feel limited and occasionally awkward in execution.
- “To be a little forward, the way the controls are mapped is kind of perfect for the gameplay, so in a way they don't need to be remapped. It takes you a little bit to get used to the layout, but after that it's continuous fun.”
- “The game's mechanics and controls weren't bad.”
- “I feel like the gameplay should be made a little smoother, but definitely worth the money.”
- “This is, unfortunately, a waste of time, with the lack of a basic exit button (use alt+f4) and overly simplified gameplay and mechanics.”
- “- Ridiculously unwieldy vine and ladder mechanics that force you to grab on if passed by while airborne (annoying) and seemingly randomly make you jump off instead of climb up when pressing up (unacceptably bad).”
- “My problem was with enemy hitboxes, climbing mechanics, and screen movement.”
music
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is largely repetitive, consisting mainly of a single chiptune track with a classic rock vibe that some find boring and unfitting. However, it appeals to retro game enthusiasts and complements the lively platformer gameplay, though additional tracks or more world variety would enhance the auditory experience. Overall, the soundtrack is considered standard but enjoyable for those who appreciate retro tunes.
- “The gameplay is quite lively, a platformer just the way we love it, the music is great for retro gamers, but that being said the music can get a bit repetitive, but it's part of what makes a retro game retro.”
- “The graphics are really cute, the music is awesome, and the levels are challenging enough to keep you interested.”
- “Again, more worlds would lead to more music, and I love tunes in my ears!”
- “There's only one in-game music track for most of the levels: some boring, unfitting classic rock-sounding chiptune.”
- “Now, aside from the controls, this game has a repetitive soundtrack, which is basically one song.”
- “The story is nonexistent, there's only one song in the entire game and, as far as I have seen, these assets have been used in other games.”
story
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story is minimal to nonexistent, with little purpose or depth, serving mainly as a simple backdrop for basic platforming gameplay. It lacks narrative engagement or original elements, focusing instead on straightforward exploration and objectives.
- “I'm playing a small platformer and not the best Mario title ever, I don't expect an awesome story or great settings.”
- “So that's the story.”
- “Beautiful pixel graphics wasted on a game with no real story, purpose, or sense of achievement.”
- “The story is nonexistent; there's only one song in the entire game, and as far as I have seen, these assets have been used in other games.”
- “Don't expect Shakespeare here, as you are just roaming the woods going from house to house looking for your special lady.”
humor
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is lighthearted and enjoyable, adding a fun and satisfying touch to its casual platforming experience across diverse levels.
- “If you want to try a casual platformer, playable with WASD keys or a controller, with almost 30 different levels that vary in difficulty and length, you'll find something funny and satisfying here :)”
- “Funny.”
- “Funny”
optimization
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
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The game suffers from poor optimization on PC, being a smartphone port with high resource and storage demands. Overall, it is badly designed and runs inefficiently, leading to a frustrating experience.
- “Badly optimized for PC as this is a smartphone port, the resource and storage requirements are surprisingly high.”
- “Badly designed and horribly optimized, just stay away from it.”
stability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game suffers from stability issues due to persistent gameplay glitches, which negatively impact the overall experience.
- “The game is bad because of some infuriating gameplay glitches.”
grinding
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Grinding is necessary to unlock all items, with about ten available in total, indicating a moderate to significant amount of repetitive gameplay required.
monetization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game is available for free with ads on Android, while the paid version on Microsoft’s store is slightly cheaper by $1. Overall, the monetization is straightforward, offering both an ad-supported free option and a low-cost purchase.