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98%
666 reviews

Annalynn is a 2D platformer made in the style of arcade games from the early '80s. Collect the coins, grab the bonus foods, and turn the tables with blinding rubies! Think you've got what it takes to go for the high score?
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Buy, Wait, and Skip land in the next pass. Nothing on this card can be bought.
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Declining-6.4 pts versus the previous 90 days
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A Fun and Addictive Game to Comeback too, If you Enjoy some of Namco's Catalog of Arcade Games, This one is Worth Playing.
I really like old arcade games, even though I've never gotten close to beating them, they're pretty fun. That's what this game is. Just a fun little game that's gonna take a bit to beat, but it'll be fun doing it
A very fun little arcade game. Well worth the price, there's a lot of content and a lot of skill involved to git gud at it. 1000% recommended for anyone looking for a fun game to just pick up and play!
It's basically a lost 80s arcade game. I got into this game fashionably late, so there isn't much that can't be said already. I had a lot of fun with it!
This is too flawed to enjoy. If you have gamepad plugged in, you are NOT ALLOWED to use keyboard in any capacity. It doesn't matter if your gamepad d-pad is bad, busted, or if you just prefer playing on keyboard - tough luck. You have to MANUALLY UNPLUG the gamepad to play on the keyboard. That is unacceptable. Second, even when you start the game the balance is all over the place. You have unlimited continues with no option to limit credit amount at all - and worse, continues don't just restart the level, but they respawn you losing NO progress. When using continues, there is NO penalty for death at all, which means it's easy to fall into a rut of abusing continues, like credit feeding, and not even trying to improve. And when not using continues the game becomes absurdly difficult - who grinds out a 1cc without practicing all stages first? Most other arcade ports or arcade style games allow you to limit amount of credits, so it's not either freeplay or 1cc. Even worse, with the infinite instant resurrections and otherwise high difficulty the game becomes very, very long. Infinite continues remove any stopping point, and the game has no save or password system at all. Between all of that even though the core idea and mechanics are great, rest of the game makes the experience a boring slog and drudgery.
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