Kitsune Tails Reviews

Mario but gay and foxes !!

it has gay fox girls what else do you want

honestly kiri is completely justified because if some broad tried to steal my 0 iq fox wife id go postal too

I thought I was going to really like this one. The positives: pleasing, pseudo-8-bit pixel art graphics, nice music, central mechanics are straight out of one of my favorite games (Super Mario Bros. 3), and you play as a lesbian. Unfortunately, it was a lot of little things that killed it for me. Why is the title screen jarringly HD when everything else is pixel art? Why is there voice acting, and why is it so dreadful? Why does the game still auto-duck the music volume when characters talk when you turn voices completely off? Why is it so heavily modeled after SMB3, but you can't wag your tail to slow your fall? Why do you go so ridiculously fast when you slide down a slope? Why do you get pushed off of ledges when you're standing within a few pixels of the very edge? Why are so many animations way too slow for what's going on? Why are the sound effects so muddy and lifeless? If you think you can look past these shortcomings, I say still give it a go, but I couldn't.

Beautiful art, amazing story, and music that makes me feel at home. This was a wonderful game, and I can't wait to see more out of these creators! Absolutely fantastic!

A lot of people have compared this game to Super Mario 3, and yes it's true. That said, it uses Mario 3 as a jumping off point and gets weirder. It doesn't go into full romhack territory, but it flirts with some of those ideas. Mainly, what I appreciate about this game is that it forces you to engage with it. This is an indie game that feels great and has a lot of polish. That slickness often comes with the sanding down of rough edges. A lot of games allow you to cruise through and turn your brain off. It feels good in the moment, but you don't think too much about it after. This game isn't *hard* per se, but it is designed in a way that you can't really just blast through the levels without thinking about them. You're required to engage with the level design. I really appreciate that. It makes for a very rich experience. I think it's something special. There's also a cool twist halfway through, that only underlines the whole thing. Also, worth a mention: this is an insanely ambitious game! I'd never have expected to take 7ish hours to beat the game! I didn't expect to actually like the story! It's pretty barebones, but I came away with a real love for the characters. They're all fleshed out and charming. I say this as a guy who doesn't really like a lot of indie platformer quirk. The writing is cute, succinct, breezy, and not overly twee or saccharin. Sometimes it reminds me of touhou writing, if touhou writing made sense. Anyway, it's very good! I can't wait to see what this studio does next