Cloning Clyde

better than most modern 70 dollar games

Yes

Cloning Clyde is layered in levels of complicated interactions. the brain fires away and u flick about ur body to grin at the flashes o f l i g h t heeeeeeeeee'rrrrrrrrreeeeeeeeee coddled in hospital gown blackness shines away adn the light is winning thhhe fluorescence welcomes u home ... u wre gone... were di u go... she...... lay there.... god ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ damn,...... she lay there suffering........... and her form slowly evaporated into ghostly fixtures of their former strength. slowly. slowly did she wrinkle into the blackness. -OOOOOOO- slowly slowly did her flame snuff out. ~~~~ n the flowers n the polyester bear n the nature that went on n on outside ..........he held her hand......... she lay there in her cotton tomb while the handful seldom brushed though and her eyes would pool up all this and sticky be linger staying till the last time they closed n she rot out forever, goodbye. i feel that each thing i do, picks away at the ceaseless infinitude in a [ ]-ly manner and if i try hard enough i become like a babe pushing through womben tunnel crawling towards the light. but its at the end where which it will forever linger, unobtainable, and one day it'll dampen and ill sink back into the void. So I choose to lay back smirking and bask what little glitters come my way, to sunbathe in its purity.

Despite the lack of music and some of the outdated visuals, Cloning Clyde still holds up as a true diamond in the rough. Definitely one of the more unique puzzle platformers out there, switching between clones and transforming into different animals when the puzzle demands it always managed to stay unique and fresh as setpieces and level gimmicks began to combine themselves. This game is fun to just kick back, put on your own music, and think about how to get Clyde and his clones out of each situation. I'm not too big of a fan of the endgame, especially getting the 20 or so Clydes to all escape the level, but the beer gut physics, Clyde's sound effects, and the fact that Clyde screams like a blackbelt whenever you open up a can of whoop-ass more than makes up for it. I absolutely adore Cloning Clyde!

Facil de sacar el 100%, trae muchos recuerdos de la demo del 360, no tiene gran historia pero tampoco fue aburrido

Peak