Twinworld: Land of Vision

ixien 2018-02-02
(9/10)
Twinworld is one of these unknown wonders outside the world of 8/16 bit computers, with a lot of nice little ideas like the facial expressions of the character or limited ammos for weapons (quite rare in platformers). The twist lies in the two different maps in each level, hence the name "Twinworld", really nice! Gameplay is very good with neat playability and 50fps animation. There are other surprises in last levels like the face of your character changing to illustrate the time passed in the adventure. Shamely, the lack of a password system requires to restart all over again in case of failure.

Simply one of the best platformers on AMIGA. If you have to try only one, this is it!
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doolittle 2015-09-05
(9/10)
Maybe my favorite platformer.
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Patarival 2011-08-16
A very charming and surprisingly good platformer that has a couple of features that make it stand out.
Recommended for anyone that likes platformers!

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stooart 2011-01-18
(7/10)
Odd game that seemed to go on and on and on! It had nice gfx, strange weapons and was generally a standard platformer but it had me hooked for a while!
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dlfrsilver 2008-01-20
(9/10)
Correction with 512 kb you can play every levels normally.

There only a limitation with the 2 players game if you don't have enough memory.
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Cego 2007-05-31
(10/10)
Incredible game! I loved the kinda unusual atmosphere for platformers. With 512kb you just could play the forest stages.
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Little Monkey Lost 2006-03-07
A very fine platformer that has a nice atmosphere.
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Jams 2005-04-27
(8/10)
Beautiful game
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Kai 2005-04-08
(9/10)
A very good jump'n'run with a nice fantasy setting.
Graphics 7/10
Sound 8/10
Playability 9/10
Overall (9/10)
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emkay 2004-12-16
(10/10)
If one would ask me about the outermost nice Jump&Run, I firstly would recall "Twinworld".
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