Explosive Candy World Review (Xbox Series S)

Forget running or jumping. In our Explosive Candy World Review, we will have to destroy obstacles, blow ourselves over pitfalls, and ricochet off walls in order to reach the goal! It’s physics-based mayhem with a precision platforming twist. Presented in cute and colorful pixel art and set to an original retro soundtrack, Explosive Candy World mixes classic style with modernized mechanics for a unique and unconventional platforming experience.

Explosive Candy World Review Pros:

• Pixel art graphics.
• 312.9MB download size.
• 1000 Gamerscore.
• Puzzle gameplay.
• Opening tutorial level.
• The goal of the game is to grab fruit and get to the exit.
• Movement is done by aiming your stick and firing yourself forward.
• Each level has a golden candy cane you earn from doing a level within a set of moves.
• Move counter is briefly shown when aiming.
• Pause the game to see the move limit for the golden candy cane.
• Chiptune soundtrack.
• Simple controls.
• Can have the game fullscreen or a bit smaller.
• The progress bar pops up at the end of a level.
• You can replay levels.
• Can use the candy cane used for movement to shoot a small ball out to break down barriers etc.
• Level death counter.
• Easy achievements.

Explosive Candy World Review Cons:

• Doesn’t explain new mechanics as they unlock.
• Bouncing off the walls and fruit is ridiculously overpowered.
• Cannot get a line of sight guide to help.
• No replay levels.
• Little to no point in collecting the golden canes.
• The music is monotonous.
• No restart level button/option.

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Explosive Candy World:

Official website.

Developer: Marcos Game Dev, Ratalaika Games

Publisher: Eastasiasoft

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