Hugo: The Evil Mirror
Game Boy Advance- Publisher: Namco
- Release Date: Apr 24, 2005
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Cheat Code CentralFrom level to level you won't find much variety in the gameplay. Like the soup at a buffet there's not much spice to it - and there's no way you can add any after the fact.
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It's just not enough substance or challenge for a serious gamer.
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The game suffers from too little variety, and freezing monsters over and over again can get tiring.
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A platform-style puzzler that's clearly aimed toward a young audience. Older players will laugh (at least, they ought to) at the game's simplistic controls, straightforward puzzles, and rudimentary graphics.
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Despite the game's sub-par graphics and repetitive gameplay, it still manages to be entertaining enough to be worth a look.
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If you love puzzle style games or games with an 80's arcade feel to them then you may have something here. Otherwise, I'd say take a pass.
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Simple in concept and deep in technique. The problem is that the three different areas barely offer anything the previous one already did, so there's a distinct lack of variety throughout the experience.
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It has some new twists unfamiliar to puzzle enthusiasts, but nothing so raw or innovative as to really put it a cut above its brethren.
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And sound, the final frontier for every Worth Playing review: adequate. MIDI songs, completely unmemorable. Clearly digitized sounds, somewhat unsatisfying, but videogame-y enough. Your ears will hear, but your brain will not be stimulated.
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