Tinhead QUByte Classics Review (Xbox Series S)

For our Tinhead QUByte Classics Review, we play an action/adventure platformer that puts us in control of Tinhead as he embarks on a journey to save the stars from the evil Grim Squidge. Leap, slide, hop, fly and shoot your way through wacky worlds and super-tricky challenging levels as you guide Tinhead to free the stars. Take on pesky spinning Krystals, relentless flying Saw-Sirs, and hordes of mega-tough bosses.

Tinhead QUByte Classics Review Pros:

• Decent 16-Bit graphics.
• 701.1MB download size.
• 1000 Gamerscore.
• Adventure platformer gameplay.
• Game filter setting – smooth, sharp, CRT, and XBR.
• Screen mode settings – normal, fit, and stretch.
• Two games in one – Tinhead and Tinhead Alternative.
• The game menu can be bought up at any time.
• Easy to swap games.
• Save and load when you want.
• 2 difficulties for both games – practice and normal.
• The password save system is still in the game.
• In-game cutscenes.
• Proper retro atmosphere.
• Classic Chiptune soundtrack.
• The gimmick is you can select the trajectory of the projectiles you shoot.
• Levels are huge with multiple layers and routes to explore.
• End of level breakdown.
• Collect orbs and stars for points.
• Music test in both games.
• Can rebind controls.
• A mix between platforming and shooting.
• Good fun.

Tinhead QUByte Classics Review Cons:

• No tutorials.
• Doesn’t have any history on the game.
• The alternative version plays badly with slowdown and weird character input lag.
• No online leaderboards.
• Lacks replay value.
• The most annoying aspect is how you slide down any slope.
• The camera doesn’t go as far ahead as you would like making it hard to see enemies.

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Tinhead QUByte Classics:

Official website.

Developer: Piko

Publisher: QUByte Interactive

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