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This is a promotional platformer game distributed in Algida vendors, promoting their Twister ice cream. It's one huge labyrinth level that you have to go through with a side view. The game could resemble a multi-screen ladder platformer, but the gameplay differs significantly from representatives of this subgenre, at least in the absence of enemies. There is also no plot - it just so happens that a boy, or rather a teenager, finds himself in a maze and must find a hundred Twister ice creams in it. Locations are combinations of stairs and platforms, and the latter are not small areas on which you need to jump, but entire floors. There are no chasms in the game, but many platforms can disappear and appear with a certain frequency, and it is not supposed to jump over, but rather to pass over them at the right moments. Some passages are blocked by doors, to open which you need to look for keys of different colors. The main character can only walk, climb stairs and jump, and the latter is done very poorly. For a normal jump, you need to completely stop and press the spacebar - you should never do this while moving, because this will lead to some kind of fragmentary short jump. True, if the character falls, then only to the bottom of the screen or to the screen located below - there are no deadly abysses in the game. As for the enemies, there really are none, but there are obstacles - strawberries scurrying up and down and promising to crush the main character, and rolling balls. There is nothing you can do about them - just avoid them. Falling into a trap takes one life, and there are seven in total. The gameplay remains virtually unchanged throughout the entire passage, except that at a certain moment balls appear - and because of this it becomes more difficult. |
