The Big Catch: Tacklebox

this absolutely rips oh my god

When I learned this was made by some of the same folks that made Yo! Noid 2, I said, "oh, no duh, yeah." And the thing is, the quality that is plastered ALL over the place in this game is fundamentally undeniable. This game is sharp, fresh, and SMOOTH. The artistic vision is presented at an incredibly high resolution, and this is without question the best feeling platformer I've played since Mario Odyssey stepped into town. But more than anything, this prologue does an incredible job of embodying the concept of teaching the player how to play via "show, don't tell." There isn't a single sign of glaringly obvious, playtested-to-hell 'yellow paint' style guidance anywhere in sight, and as a result, the exploration, navigation, movement, and sense of discovery truly breaks through the mold, completely intact. Amazing, fulfilling, and immensely enjoyable experience overall. It's hard to say how games will fare commercially before release no matter how good they are or how much hearsay they get, but without a doubt, this game deserves every bit of praise it gets and will get. WISHLIST NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!