Chinbu's Adventure Reviews

Something just isn't right with this game. The framerate's REALLY bad. Even on Very Low graphic quality. The dragon doesn't move right. Most of the time, when he's walking, he'll all of a sudden do this weird dance and start walking backwards, no matter what button you press. This has the potential to be a fun game to play when you wanna just relax, but it's completely ruined by it's giant flaws that make it pretty much unplayable.

I encountered multiple bugs making the game feel unplayable it's cute but this has hella bugs and mechanics are that of a roblox game the dragon looks nice but everything else looks like it has a heavy lack of effort

game is not ready for EA. Doesnt have any ingame options, mouse sensitivity is insaine... combat is buggy. dont do it, give it a few months.

Cute game. The developer is aware of the geo issues. Storyline is in the roadmap Known issues are being worked on. Ive see 20 min walk along games for $20. The game right now is exactly what you see. Collect games avoid hostile creatures until your strong enough level to defend yourself. You can check the "Known issues" in the general forums to see what has already been reported to the developer. The game is a day old. Support indie developers. I had fun for what it is and look forward to future content and storyline.

The game is absolutely adorable, and the graphics and scenery are beautiful. The soundtrack is cute but kind of repetitive, but overall its kind of a relaxing game. The main problems I have with it are that, one, there really isn't much to it. You run around, collect gems and defeat creatures. Once the creatures are defeated, they don't respawn, and neither to the gems, so once you've done all of that, you pretty much beat the game. Overall I think there's only about 40 creatures total, maybe less. I've maxed out at level 22 because there's nothing else to get experience from. I'd love the game if there were more to it but it almost seems as if the developer has abandoned the game and no longer intends to update it or add anything new. I might get the DLC, just because I do genuinely enjoy the gameplay, and might let my niece play it some since she likes to play games on my steam. But other than that, I wouldn't really recommend this game. In simpler terms for the pros/cons of this game: Pros: -Beautiful graphics and textures -Cute gameplay and smooth animations for the dragon -Decent skins to choose from, including a spyro skin -Pretty easy to level up and get skill points, free skillpoint resets -Cute idle animations Cons: -Combat is horribly bugged, AI glitch out if you happen to be standing on a rock to fight them and they're very twitchy -Repetitive soundtrack/sound effects -When running, your dragon randomly gets shoved to the side as if it ran into something -Extremely short gameplay (I beat it in just about 2 hours) -Pretty overpriced for what you pay for, the game would be worth maybe $10 max (Though I got it on sale) If you're looking for something pretty simple to get some achievements from, then this might be a decent game. But if you're looking for hours of gameplay and entertainment this game definitely isn't for that. It is quite relaxing, and helped me take my mind off things however, so at least there's that as well. Again, overall, it's not a horrible game, and has a TON of potential, it's just whether or not the developer will continue to work on it in the future.

It tries hard to be Spyro the Dragon, but it fails - though I'm surprised it hasn't been sued for copyright since the last dragon skin is a direct ripoff of Spyro. - Happening to clip right should not and cannot be a requirement for any self respecting platformer! - The level up system is nice on the surface, but in practice you'll fail easily if you invest in exploration based perks (e.g. more stamina and faster movement) over HP or attack that you'll be using less. - The only thing really polished in the whole game is the dragon, the rest of the graphics are in stark contrast to said dragon - yes, it's cute dragon, but one cute dragon cannot carry your entire game. - Some gems are harder to spot due to coloring choices, e.g. gems in bushes are practically invisible and good luck finding gems in water. Just avoid this and play actual Spyro games instead.

The truth feels like an unfinished game. - The mechanics are very bad in every way. - Very little Dragon customization. - The graphics are of poor quality, but it requires a lot of graphics card. - Among other things more. It feels like early access, not a full game.

I really wanted to think the reviews exaggerated, but this really is an unfinished game. platforming is bug exploitation (no surface seems to react to you landing on or running up it the same way ever again), enemies are way upscaled for no ability to grind, based on the music and gameplay i assumed this was for a younger demographic (dem kids, the little ones). but it really is just an idea and a roughdraft of the game. they cleaned up the graphics, but character customization doesn't wprk, platforming doesn't work, combat doesn't work, skill system doesn't work. i enjoy some dinky games and unfinished gems, but this game should not be on market.

My reason is quite long for that game. Or rather multiple reasons, not just one. First of all, developer marked it as officially out of early access and I expected that it would have a lot more to it than it currently is. It's not 'out' of early access, it's far from being any sort of coming out of there. I would say that there is a big difference of making a cute and short game, simply short and cute... and a game, that is simply unfinished, game that is more like a demo version of the game, that maybe even is unfinished. I could talk about that one for quite a while but I don't want to write a book here. And I still have other reasons to move. Like the fact... that the developer... released a 'dlc'? DLC? For extra money? To a game that isn't that cheap, I would say it's pretty expensive for what it currently is, and developer doesn't make the 'main game' grow that much but releases a 'DLC' as an extra content that should be implemented in the base of the game AND the game itself should have a lot more to it? Then what? Will he/she stop improving the game, making it grow or whatever, but will create extra content to it as 'extra dlc' to buy? That's just scam and robbery! But no... it's 'out of early access' so it's kind of said that it's technically an almost full, complete game with just some small fixes and patches incoming. I mean... there are short games, but to be honest, I felt kind of robbed as I jumped into the game, and It wasn't as half as good as i hoped it to be, and read on the internet that there's practically nothing to this game but the first level... that practically is jumping from platform to platform with quite speed of a snail, collecting crystals and killing animals. The game so far has nothing really, no story, no graphic, no good gameplay AND it crashes/glitches. I have nothing against games with very little or even 0 story. I have nothing against games without some ultra-graphics, I often, even prefer productions with not a HD graphic or anything of those sorts if it's purpose it's something different, if it's point is something else, if it's offering something else and better, more important. But this one has almost none of... anything. With that said, the game itself I would recommend it IF... 1. If there was more to it! As i said, it's more like a skeleton, base, a beginning to that game, part of a version demo, not a full game! 2. If it was cheper. Obviously it's not SUPER expensive, but there are many better and longer games with far more work put in it, with far more to offer. AND those are in similar and sometimes lower/just slightly higher price. That is just... more like a beginning of the game, very very beginning, implementing some basic concepts and mechanics that would be the very beginning of the game and it's creation. 3. Games that are either short, in early access or out of it, should be updated and having extra content implemented as free and kind of promised updates, NOT DLC forcing the supporters of that 'game' to pay extra for something that should be just as a update! Whoever reads this, I bet that at least most of the readers, will understand what I meant here and will agree with me. And as I said, I would recommend this game, 'IF'... and about 'IF' matter, I could type a lot more about it. I'm kind of sad since I thought there was more to it and I really want to support cool projects, games, artists, creators. But if creator, artist or developer of a project asks for X and Y, while gives really not much, offers not much AND demands extra, that's just... Just to be clear, I have nothing against 'DLC' to games, extra content that costs. But only if the main game... is the main game, and the DLC really is 'extra' content, not content that should be included in the base of the game and base price of the game. Especially in last few years it's visible, that instead of releasing fair DLC, developers create a small part of the game, and then it's new, other parts, sell with a separate price, or make a game and cut it into pieces. That's just a scam and pityful move. PS: IMPORTANT, I do not mean to offend anyone or throw accusations, it was my personal feelings and thoughts about it, and I do not know the true vision and intensions of the creator so I won't say straight up and 100% sure that He/She is or isn't one way or another. I said how I feel, see, and think about it. Thank You for your attention.

Fun, but not at all ready for release. I feel like the Dev doesn't understand that when you leave early access you're declairing the base game is complete and fully in its 1.0 stage. not just a single level with no story and the promise that both of those will be adressed later.