Macbat 64

I really enjoyed Kiwi 64 but the camera and the simplicity of controls here become tedious even within the short time span. If you want a short game and like the devs other work give it a try. Can't say I personally enjoyed it though.

Macbat is a super short but incredibly cute little game. The graphics have a lot of charm, the environments are fun to explore, and the whole experience has a lot of heart. It won't take long to finish, but that's part of its appeal. It's a simple, relaxing platformer that doesn't overstay its welcome. The cute art style, lovable characters, and lighthearted atmosphere make it worth playing if you're looking for something cozy and wholesome. Short, sweet, and full of personality. Definitely worth checking out.

Very bite sized platformer adventure that is pretty enjoyable for what it is, not much else to say.

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not AAA slop, runs on any machine, Optimized for fun. No Investor slop, Made with love and fun, no microtransactions or battle pass slop. AI Free and made by Real Humans Pog

Macbat 64 is a grab-bag of tiny nibble sized levels that mainly try to emmulate collectathons like Banjo-Kazooie, but also feature individual levels like a Kart race, an 80s level, and a kirby tribute level. The music was not great, the movement was slow and the levels were too small to be that fun to explore. I found the game to be missing a lot of the secrets and charm that came with old N64 platformers. It tries to do a lot, but in doing so does none of it that well. If it had instead focused on making a more cohesive experience with levels 2 times the size with a few secrets here and there maybe I could've forgiven the rough edges (such as weak/ cheap sounding sfx and things like the book level select not having the levels appear on the page as they flip through) and had a good time. But as is, Macbat 64 is a pale imitation of N64 titles, and while I can respect that it captured the general vibe of those games, it just wasn't really an enjoyable experience from the gameplay aspect to the exploration failing to deliver with the really tiny limited levels. I'd recommend skipping this game for Kiwi 64 instead if you're looking for something to scratch your 90s platformer itch.

Peak

A great spinoff from Kiwi 64! The mechanics are alright but not as fun as kiwi 64. Plus the bonus levels are some of the scariest levels I have experienced ever.

Each level is so bite size and cute! Siactro takes heavy inspiration for n64 platformers. In my opinion they surpass those same platformers though and I am always left wanting more!