Size: 12 MB Release Date: 2012-09-18 Publisher: iSquared Games Language(s): English more info in comments
Feisty Feet, is more of a traditional game with a slight twist. It’s a take on the side-scrolling running game popularized by Canabalt. You control a little guy who runs toward the right side of the screen, leaping over obstacles and from platform to platform, most of which are at different heights.
Instead of it being an infinite runner, they’ve changed the gameplay so it’s a race with other runners. It’s not just a simple race, though; it reminds me more of a kart racer. You have special power-ups that give you a speed boost and make you jump. You can also pick up weapons, ranging from a simple snowball to a rocket launcher and some sort of tangle grenade that you drop behind you to stop an opposing runner briefly.
The game has two modes, Championship and Marathon. Championship is a series of races, in which to advance you must finish progressively better in each race. Seventh or better in the first, sixth in the second, and so on until the final race, which you must win. After finishing levels, you can use your winnings to upgrade various aspects of your race—basically just how powerful power-ups actually are.
Size: 12 MB
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Publisher: iSquared Games
Language(s): English
more info in comments
Feisty Feet, is more of a traditional game with a slight twist. It’s a take on the side-scrolling running game popularized by Canabalt. You control a little guy who runs toward the right side of the screen, leaping over obstacles and from platform to platform, most of which are at different heights.
Instead of it being an infinite runner, they’ve changed the gameplay so it’s a race with other runners. It’s not just a simple race, though; it reminds me more of a kart racer. You have special power-ups that give you a speed boost and make you jump. You can also pick up weapons, ranging from a simple snowball to a rocket launcher and some sort of tangle grenade that you drop behind you to stop an opposing runner briefly.
The game has two modes, Championship and Marathon. Championship is a series of races, in which to advance you must finish progressively better in each race. Seventh or better in the first, sixth in the second, and so on until the final race, which you must win. After finishing levels, you can use your winnings to upgrade various aspects of your race—basically just how powerful power-ups actually are.