- October 31, 2022
- JXT
NekoNecro
Platforms
About
Pounce! Bounce! Meow! NekoNecro is a fast-paced 2D platformer where all the graphics are hand-drawn and inked in a distinctly 90’s graphic novel style. Run, jump, pounce and bounce your way through 100 levels spread across 5 worlds with inventive end-of-world bosses and a variety of exotic locations! Challenge your skills with 50 collectible milk cartons spread throughout the game for an unlo…





- The hand-drawn art style is stunning and adds a unique charm to the game.
- Gameplay is fluid and easy to understand, making it enjoyable for both casual and experienced players.
- The level design strikes a good balance between challenge and accessibility, keeping players engaged without being overly frustrating.
- The game suffers from consistent crashing after a short playtime, which disrupts the experience.
- Respawning takes too long, leading to frustration during challenging sections.
- Some sound effects can be overly sharp and piercing, causing discomfort during gameplay.
graphics
10 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's graphics are praised for their stunning hand-drawn, comic book style, featuring striking monochrome visuals that stand out beautifully. While the art style is considered gorgeous and crisp, some players noted occasional visibility issues with enemies due to the color palette. Overall, the graphics contribute significantly to the game's charm and aesthetic appeal.
“It's graphics are hand drawn in a comic book style, with a little bit of Yoshi's Island thrown into the mix.”
“Cute, fun, and a gorgeous hand-drawn art style.”
“I don't gush over games often but god damn does this look just so nice and crisp, the monochrome graphics just pop out at you and look astonishing.”
“Except for the art style, there’s nothing here to push it above other titles.”
“The visuals, despite being black and white, all stand out very well in the game and look stylish too!”
“Cute bite-size platformer that doesn't get overly demanding :) the hand-drawn black and white graphics are really striking; thinking about the amount of work that went into drawing every single onscreen thing is incredible.”