
ANTONBLAST fills each second with cartoonish antics and compelling motion as you hurtle by way of its ridiculous platforming levels.
Devil is jealous of Anton’s attractive crimson pores and skin tone, and so he has all of his moles steal your drinks. This, naturally, prompts you to hurry out your entrance door and smash every part with a hammer. Which might be the response of somebody who shouldn’t be wherever close to alcohol, but it surely’s arduous to not need to be part of Anton (or Annie – you’ve got your selection of character and so they work equally) on their journey. Just a few moments spent bouncing, dashing, sliding, and cartoonishly pinging by way of these areas made for a sport that was dangerously troublesome to place down.


Anton/Annie can do many various assaults that protect assault momentum or make you bounce/transfer sooner. For those who leap and assault along with your big hammer, you’ll do a flip that makes you bouncer increased if you hit the bottom. Spin your hammer as you run and also you’ll clobber enemies whereas choosing up velocity. It’s actually intuitive and the degrees all really feel like they’re designed to encourage you to chop free and see how briskly you may string hits and bounces collectively. It makes you need to slam by way of these levels as quick as doable, and with the enjoyable, animated assaults and motions of every motion, it’s simply enjoyable to observe the characters undergo their actions. You really want to observe the trailer for this one as nonetheless screens don’t do the motion justice.
Getting again to the levels – they’re crammed with ingenious locales that offer you many enjoyable platforming actions whereas additionally inundating the participant with humorous locations and wild issues to do. Dashing by way of a flaming sewer on an enraged swordfish is a heck of a technique to finish a stage (full with a sharp-looking visible fashion only for this one a part of the extent) AND that is solely the second stage. With its nice motion, explosive and interesting animations, and its inventive ranges, ANTONBLAST is well the perfect platformer I’ve performed in ages and it isn’t even shut.
ANTONBLAST will likely be made accessible tomorrow (December 3, 2024) on the Nintendo eShop and Steam.