Robot wants Kitty is a well made little arcade-plattformer. You play a robot, that wants the kitten. While playing, the robots collects more and more items that gets him better abilities like shooting, jumping or double jumping. There is nothing outstanding about this game, but everything that is, is solid made. A solid gaming experience. I like it! Flash-browser ready (and it totally looks like made with Flixel). (via)
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Posted on March 11th, 2010 at 11:03It’s fun little game, with some tough challenges, although the toughest is optional unless you’re out to collect all the items.
It reminds me very much of some of the platformers that appeared back in the day on the Spectrum & C64. The lack of “save” ability in creases this similarity and that adds to, for me at least, it’s retro charm.
Recommended.
Posted on March 24th, 2010 at 00:54