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Platform, Adventure, Indie, Arcade
Murder bosses, collect and equip their skulls. A pixel-perfect platformer focused on exploration and hard but fair combat.
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Dark, demanding, unpretentious and serious.
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LadiesGamers.comJames LuffMar 2023Zapling Bygone is a dark and challenging platform adventure that I recommend. The game design feels familiar for an adventure game, but it’s the game’s presentation that makes it stand out, along with its steep yet rewarding challenge. If you love exploration, Zapling Bygone will reward you for your efforts, although this may not suit those looking for a guided or casual experience. During reviewing, the game is let down with regular crashes and the occasional performance issue, but hopefully, these will be ironed out with time. Ultimately I liked what Zapling Bygone was going for. It sucked me into its hive mind and made me a fan. If you’re up for the challenge it just might suck you in too.
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