REVIEW : Clockwork Aquario (PS5)
Clockwork Aquario takes you back to the 90s giving a cartoonish yet retro 2D action . It is a single player game and can also be played along with your friends in co-op mode. There are three different characters you can choose from and enjoy this side scrolling action game. The players available are :Huck Londo, the daring ghost hunter, Elle Moon, the brave adventuress and Gush, the warmhearted giant robot.
Clockwork Aquario is published by ININ Games and Strictly Limited Games and developed by Westone Bit Entertainment. This game gives a nostalgia of arcade gaming of the old times. The graphics and characters of the game are extremely cute . It is a lighthearted, sweet subtle game which is very much expected but takes you back to the good old school days. This is something I would play after a long day at school as soon as I got home.
Clockwork Aquario will give you the feels of playing Super mario and Wonder Boy III with a hint of ghosts altogether. Your mission in this game is basically to run and jump all the way and destroy your enemies by hitting them and reach the boss fight. You can either defeat your enemy by hitting them twice or by jumping on them and slapping them . You will earn points for destroying your foes and will give you a clear path .
The mechanics are really good and neat and the visuals are rather impressive for a platforming game . The stages in the game are tricky and dferrent and would keep you engaged . The gameplay is interesting . You can pop balloons to earn points and can collect gems which will grant you extra life during the run. You can also gather the special power up which will grant you the ability to shoot your enemies. You must go through five stages to stop the ultimate enemy Dr. Hangyo, who is evil and has plans to take over the world with his group of clockwork automatons.
The game is very fun and happening and you will enjoy taking down your foes. It is enjoyable and thrilling and will keep you inclined towards it as the opponents also have their own moves and can perform tricky movements to confuse you as well. The music is something that will remind you of early arcade games and the graphics are so neat and bright. The game is short and crisp with only a few stages. It is a pretty simple game but has settings which will offer you increased difficulty. You can even get to the end in the most difficult setting by noticing enemy patterns and their movements.
There are mini games available in the menu which are cute and entertaining. The music is electric and you can even listen to the soundtracks except for the game.
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