Skatemasta Tcheco Reviews

It's one of those games that requires you to memorize the entire map just to enjoy it. It's not an arcade game, as arcades respect your time by minimizing the number of cutscenes. This is a below average NES game that you'd find in a bootleg collection, it starts with good pacing and fair level design, but as soon as you finish level two, the game ups its difficult, either because it was the style at the time, or because the dev had no idea how to balance or design levels. There is no option to remap the input keys, either for the keyboard or for the joystick. The controls aren't intuitive, if you press the jump button, you don't know if the character will jump or dash, and if you try to dash, you don't know if the dash will even work. The player's hit box is unnecessarily large, making it difficult to dodge enemies. Falling into pits is basically a game over, because the game will respawn you directly above the same pit, killing you again. Some platforms are really hard to see because of the color scheme used, they blend with the background elements, instead acting as foreground elements. I don't know if there are any i-frames in the game, if they do exist, they are very short. Basic game design principles are nonexistent, as mechanics and enemies are introduced in split seconds; enemies will spawn right over you at the edges of the screen while you are trying to pick a health box, random bombs will drop directly above you without any warning or time to react, and long platforming above pits with hard to see platforms. There is no manual or in-game help tips explaining what some things do; for example in the level two and half a stars, there are levers that don't respon the character actions and I have no idea what they do. Game over is punishing, as the dev forces you to watch three different unskippable cutscenes to go back into the game, wasting your time in the process. As for the good aspects of the game, I enjoyed the music and the sound effects, they are well made. I also noticed that the game connects to gstatic, it is clearly uploading some kind of information from my personal computer to a server somewhere in the world. However, there is nothing on the store page or in the game itself that informs me what kind of information is being collected and uploaded. It would be nice if the developer included a disclaimer on the store page or/and within the game for full transparency.