Khimera: Destroy All Monster Girls

Feels good to move around in with a cute lil' cast of characters. A short, fun, chill time.

O jogo free que devia ser pago, muito divertido, historia goofy mas funciona muito bem, sair descendo o soco em waifu é muito dahora, lembra um mario bros 3 antigão em algumas coisas, muito nostálgico.

Had lots of fun playin this. Definitely recommend.

[b]SUMMARY[/b] "Khimera: Destroy All Monster Girls" is a solid action platformer with cartoony pixel graphics. [b]STORY[/b] Evil pirates have stolen treasures from a peaceful little island, and Khimera, a powerful mutant girl created in a lab, is sent to set things right. It sounds super simple, but it’s told nicely through the characters, cutscenes, and comedic dialogue. [b]CONTROLS[/b] The controls are super smooth, which makes moving around a lot of fun. You start off with the ability to punch sideways and downward, and perform a dashing punch. Defeating bosses grants you new abilities such as shooting projectiles, punching upward, and pounding the ground to crush enemies. [b]GAMEPLAY[/b] As far as gameplay is concerned, this is both an action platformer and a beat-'em-up. You run forward, punch baddies, jump over hazards, collect shiny things, rescue hostages, and fight a boss at the end. The only major gameplay-related issue I experienced had to do with how the player reacts upon touching an enemy or a hazard. In most games of this type, you're knocked away, which gives you a chance to recover. In this game, however, you stay in place and continue taking damage until you move away. This makes the game more difficult than it needs to be. [b]LEVEL DESIGN[/b] The main campaign consists of seven main levels and a final boss level. However, according to the overworld map, there are four additional locked levels. The levels are very linear and are split into a number of segments or rooms (like in Mega Man), with carefully placed enemies and traps. Sometimes, the path branches off into rooms containing items and caged hostages. The levels are set in a variety of environments: a snowy mountain, an oil rig in the ocean, an airship in the sky, a haunted castle, a pirate ship, to name a few. There are save points along the way, but I feel the game could have used a few more. [b]ENEMY AND BOSS DESIGNS[/b] The enemy designs are nice, though IMO there could have been more variety as you keep seeing the same enemies from level 1 even in the later levels. The game's bosses (the "monster girls" mentioned in the title) are well-designed; they're not too difficult but still offer a good challenge for players. [b]VISUALS & SOUND[/b] The graphics are decent. IMO, they would have looked a lot better with outlines, which tend to suit cartoony characters and large sprites like the ones in this game. The music and sound effects are fine. The music in the final level was quite catchy. [b]FINAL THOUGHTS[/b] I had a few hours of fun with this one, and I'm glad to have it in my collection. I highly recommend it to fans of platformers. Thanks for reading. (End of Review)

"what if Hollow Night was good?" peak, must have for all PC handheld havers

Игра хороша . Каждый уровень потрясает. Прикольный сюжет, да ещё и за бесплатно. Хотя если продолжение игры будет стоить денег, я не поскуплюсь вновь окунуться в эту игру. Всем рекомендую однозначно !

JUEGAZO 😎👍💛🌟

Very fun, very lovely, very cute, and (very) outstandingly amazing for a game that's free. It's a shame though, that the lovely soundtrack can't be bought as a way to support, like in Khimera: Puzzle Island. I feel bad for having so much fun for free.