Tadpole Treble Encore Review - Review : vimarsana.com

Tadpole Treble Encore Review - Review


A slightly bigger fish in a much bigger pond.
A small team originally released Tadpole Treble on Wii U among other platforms in 2016, and it was a tremendous game that was held back by the wasteland that the Wii U was five (or six, seven, eight…) years ago. The developers at BitFinity have returned for another performance five years later, and it’s still a fun game that didn’t come to Switch cleanly but is still worth your time.
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Tadpole Treble features what has to be the youngest player character in gaming: you control a tadpole named Baton who is taken away by a pelican as soon as they come out of the egg. Their job is simple: get back home by swimming through a group of waterways. The path itself is laid out like a musical staff, complete with each level starting with a treble clef. As Baton swims, they have one move: a tail slap which runs off every button. The slap doesn’t affect the predators in the water, but can be used to hit reeds of bamboo or cymbals that give Baton extra vertical movement. Each level has 100 bubbles in it, which start out by pointing out the best path to take to avoid obstacles but quickly goes crazy, with a ranking from F to S based on how many bubbles are hit and how few obstacles are ran into (though Baton can take a few hits before the level ends, there are auto-kills in some stages.) There’s also a full composition mode that definitely requires more musical composition chops than I have to sound good, but people with those chops will be able to make magic with.

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