- May 17, 2019
- Disney Interactive Studios
Maui Mallard in Cold Shadow
Platforms
About
Maui Mallard in Cold Shadow is a challenging action-packed game where you play as a detective duck who transforms into a ninja. Explore various environments, from the top of a volcano to the Realm of the Dead, to find the missing Shabuhm Shabuhm idol and prevent your island paradise from destruction. Throughout the game, face dangerous enemies, such as MudDrakes, Rotting Pirates, Duck Zombies, and Amazon Warriors, and complete 40 hours of intense gameplay.






- The game has a fantastic soundtrack that many players still enjoy and appreciate.
- It offers a nostalgic experience for those who played it during their childhood, with many fond memories associated with it.
- The unique concept of playing as a ninja version of Donald Duck is considered cool and appealing by fans.
- The port suffers from poor controls and lacks proper controller support, making it frustrating to play.
- There are significant bugs, including crashes and issues with jumping mechanics that can lead to unfair deaths.
- Many players feel that this version does not live up to the original, particularly the SNES version, which is regarded as superior.
music
32 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game is widely praised as a standout feature, with many reviewers calling the soundtrack a piece of art that enhances the overall experience. The updated compositions, particularly by Michael Giacchino, are noted for their superb quality and perfect match to the game's atmosphere. Overall, the soundtrack is considered one of the best in gaming, with each version offering its own unique charm.
“Instead, I strongly suggest anyone to check out the beautiful soundtrack, which is really a piece of art in my opinion.”
“The updated music in this version by Michael Giacchino is superb and matches the game's atmosphere perfectly.”
“Every version of the soundtrack is amazing and has its own charm.”
“It's a shame, because the music in this game is some real top-notch stuff but you're probably better off finding an SNES and playing it that way.”
“Especially the composer of the music was in for it.”
“I even remember sitting in the bus, or car, anywhere, listening to the CD music using my Walkman, as I realized it would read the music files off of it.”