Miles & Kilo

 PlayStation Vita
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  1. IOMDutch
    Mar 30, 2020
    8
    Excellent 8bit side-scrolling platformer. Simple to learn difficult to master. Lots of replay ability. No checkpoints, you fail and it's back to the start of the level. They are short, Mario style short. The game wants you to speed run and get into the flow. Dont let this put you off as its not necessary. Classic gaming brought up to date. Cross-platform buy. Great on Vita. Enjoy
  2. kedireturns
    Jul 22, 2021
    7
    Good game bogged down by unnecessary difficulty. Some huge difficulty spikes later in the game. But there is an invincibility mechanism in the game if you want to use it at the beginning of each level, so difficulty can be neutered. But might’ve as well not play this game at that point.
    Overall, a fun game for people who like challenge, unfairly difficult, it’s beautiful to look at in the    Good game bogged down by unnecessary difficulty. Some huge difficulty spikes later in the game. But there is an invincibility mechanism in the game if you want to use it at the beginning of each level, so difficulty can be neutered. But might’ve as well not play this game at that point.
    Overall, a fun game for people who like challenge, unfairly difficult, it’s beautiful to look at in the OLED Vita.    … Expand

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  1. Gaming Age
    Nov 27, 2019
    83
    Miles & Kilo also does a better job of telling a story. The plot — kid crashlands on island, has to find a way home — is practically identical, but here the game lays out narrative, has more levels, and seems to flow together a little more logically with boss fights (that work!) and whatnot. It’s hardly complex storytelling or anything, but it does a good job of keeping you playing beyond just the challenge of it all. Even with all that, of course, I wouldn’t say that Miles & Kilo does anything all that new. It’s a retro-influenced platformer, after all, and the last several years have seen more of those than I can count. But within that very broad genre, this is definitely one of the better ones.
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