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About This Game Studio Pixel is proud to present Kero Blaster - the latest title from the creator of Cave Story.The C&F Inc. teleporters are going offline all over the place, and it's up to an intrepid frog employee to fix the situation.A classic-style, 2D side-scrolling action game packed with adventure.You are a bipedal frog and master of the Custodial Sciences, charged with the unenviable task of ridding your company's teleporters of the strange black creatures plaguing them.Pick up all kinds of exciting new tools of the trade while fighting for your life through a menagerie of unique monsters.2017/3/21Multilanguage support!There are also two more games on Steam featuring the cast of Kero Blaster, available for free! PINK HOUR and its sequel, PINK HEAVEN.Use them to test out your system for Kero Blaster, or simply enjoy a couple of free games! PINK HOUR:http://store.steampowered.com/app/409670/PINK HEAVEN:http://store.steampowered.com/app/409690/ 7aa9394dea Title: Kero BlasterGenre: Action, Adventure, IndieDeveloper:Studio PixelPublisher:AGM PLAYISMFranchise:Kero Blaster, PLAYISMRelease Date: 11 Nov, 2015 Kero Blaster Crack Kero Blaster is not a terrible game by any measure, but sure it's quite disappointing... even without comparisons to Pixel's earlier work.In the nutshell, Kero Blaster is a jump'n'shoot style platformer, not unlike Metal Slug or Mega Man, with a tiny, cute story behind it. While characters and soft plotline are charming, those don't help the game dig out of many problems regarding gameplay and difficulty balancing.For an action platformer, main character's movements are oppressively too lose and slippery. While tanky acceleration and floaty jump can come in handy in places, most of the time you don't feel agile enough to get the same amount of satisfaction like snappy Mega Man controls would give to you. Additionally, when later levels start to introduce bottomless pits, your enjoyment will dive like your character after a sloppy jump.This also ties into another major complain - difficulty and lives system. While I'm not totally opposed to lives in games, Kero Blaster can be easily thrown into a big pile of bad executions of this idea. You lives counter is never high enough, recovery is a nightmare (I swear, I only got healthpack drops from enemies when I was full HP) and there are so many one-hit-KO hazards that will crush your enthusiasm on the way back to the beginning of the stage.One could argue that the fact that some mid-bosses or main boss' phases stay dead after you defeat them could be considered a small bandaid. Hovewer, True-Final-Boss-With-4-or-5-Forms doesn't follow this established rule so you end up replaying the last level again and again, crushing your teeth in the process.Game only gets a longer playtime only because of the difficulty. There is not a lot of content in Kero Blaster, that's also including additional scenario modes. What it's also disappointing is that the presentation and music is surprisingly subpar. I cannot remember a single song from the game and pixel graphics look really barren in a lot of places.Unfortunately, I cannot recommend Kero Blaster, except maybe to people interested in short but difficult nostalgia trips. I personally would rather play some classic Mega Man games instead, which give a better sense of control, despite using similar live system and difficulty balancing.