The Adventures of Prince Shiratama ��Climb the mountains��

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The Adventures of Prince Shiratama ��Climb the mountains�� is a single player action game. It was developed by Leon Gameworks and was released on June 5, 2024. It received negative reviews from players.

Casual looking 2.5D platformer game Operate Prince Shiratama and aim for the top of the mountain!DashWall Slide / JumpGame features: Cute graphics Highly difficult platformer A wealth of action Various gimmicks

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38%

Audience ScoreBased on 16 reviews

gameplay4 positive mentions

The game features a cute aesthetic and offers interesting jumps due to its unique physics engine.
The extra needle stage provides a fun challenge and encourages creative problem-solving with jumps.
It's a good starting point for fans of precision platformers, especially considering its low price.

The game feels more like an experimental tech demo than a fully developed title, with very short playtime.
Control rebinding is not available, and the dash mechanic is unintuitive and unresponsive.
Level design is considered banal, and the game suffers from limited content despite a large file size.

gameplay
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
16%
17%
The gameplay is characterized by smooth movement but suffers from a short duration and unresponsive mechanics, particularly with the dash, which is crucial to the experience. Additionally, the physics and level design are considered subpar, leading to an overall lack of recommendation despite some enjoyable elements.
- “I really liked the movement and smoothness of the gameplay, but it's just way too short to recommend unfortunately.”
- “One of the major issues I had with the game was the dash, which feels unresponsive. This is a significant problem when it's one of the game's main mechanics.”
emotional
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Users express that the game evokes a strong emotional response, likening their feelings to the experience of "shiratama," suggesting a sense of nostalgia or comfort. This indicates that the game successfully connects with players on a deeper emotional level.