Pompom The Great Space Rescue Review (Steam)
For this Pompom The Great Space Rescue Review we play a game where you don’t actually control Pompom and his hamster’s movements, you control everything else. Lay down blocks, springs, cannons, umbrellas, use whips, and alter the world, creating a safe path for Pompom to defeat the evil Captain Cat.
Pompom The Great Space Rescue Review Pros:
- Cartoon graphics.
- 404.62MB download size.
- Full controller support.
- 3 save slots.
- Two graphic styles – pixel and smooth.
- Puzzle platformer-style gameplay.
- Pompom will automatically walk forward and jump, your job is to use the resources available to aid him in advance.
- Constant checkpoints.
- The freeze time bar shows how long you have and automatically regenerates.
- Opening tutorial section.
- Second chance bubbles capture Pompom when he falls off a level and you can direct it then pop it.
- Graphics settings – fullscreen, resolution, Snes mode, smoothing, and screen shake.
- Speed run mode support.
- The second chance and size of the freeze timer can be adjusted.
- In-game cutscenes.
- Can skip and fast forward cutscenes.
- World map level select.
- Each level has a collectible.
- Reset to the checkpoint menu option.
- Retro atmosphere.
- Very easy to learn levels will have X amount of coins to collect.
- Autosaves after every level.
- Bite-sized levels.
- Cheerful soundtrack.
- Easy to learn controls.
- Grid overlay can be turned off and on to help with placement.
- Eight worlds with a dozen or so levels in each.
- Clever boss battles.
Pompom The Great Space Rescue Review Cons:
- No Steam achievements.
- The huge learning curve in terms of judging how far Pompom can jump.
- Slow starter.
- Difficulty can feel a bit spiky.
- No real reason for bothering with the Collectibles.
- No replay value.
- The game doesn’t change it up enough.
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Pompom The Great Space Rescue:
Developer: Tomo Camp
Publisher: PID Games
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