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Platform, Adventure, Indie, Arcade
Death and destruction came into Doodland. This happy and joyful land is going to change. Forever. You play as one of Doodlers, a peaceful inhabitant of happy doodle world, attacked by a merciless monster. There are only two options: run as fast as you can or die.
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Unpretentious, relentless, clear and raw.
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PC InvasionAndrew FarrellNov 20183.5/5 starsEscape Doodland could use some more content, but it's a really neat, little game. As long as I'm not playing level seven.
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GamingTrendLawrence LeNov 201865/100New studio flukyMachine's 2D runner-style platformer is every bored student's notebook come to life, proudly embracing its own eccentricities in the visuals department. But turn the page and one will find that the gameplay lacks the same luster, living in the shadows of its influences. While it does sport more-than-serviceable gameplay, Escape Doodland is a game worth playing for its charm and simplicity, not for its depth of mechanics or level design prowess.
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Nindie SpotlightNindie SpotlightNov 20186.5/10While it likely won’t win any awards Escape Doodland seems to accomplish what it set out to do, provide a somewhat challenging runner that includes some silliness and a lot of weird characters and settings. There are some sections and situations where the hitboxes of your character and elements on the screen can be a bit too large, which is annoying, but for the most part success is all on you getting your execution down and letting your muscle memory get you through tough sections with a little repetition. Since there aren’t too many titles like it on Switch perhaps it’ll satisfy your need for precision jumping, with a bit of weirdness thrown in.
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IGDB rating 7.0/10 from 4 ratings.
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