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The inputs are equally simple, with fifa 14 coins kaufen directional controls and X to jump, although there is the possibility to spend some of your acquired coins on hints, by pressing the Triangle button. These hints include the computer showing you how to get past a particular section of the level, and even a complete guide for the entire level that you’re currently on.Though Cloudberry Kingdom does feature a Story Mode, it’s clear from the start that the main focus of the game are the Arcade offerings, which include Escalation, Time Crisis, Hero Rush, and Hybrid Rush.

Escalation is available from the start, and is fairly self-explanatory: the levels get increasingly difficult as you progress. Time Crisis starts the player off with 15 seconds on the clock, and collecting coins adds further seconds to the timer, which continues from level to level until the timer runs out entirely. Hero Rush is similar to Time Crisis, yet the abilities that your character possesses change from level to level. Lastly, Hybrid Rush is the same as Hero Rush, but often with one or more abilities to juggle at once. Each of these modes is unlocked depending on how many levels you’ve cumulatively finished within the Arcade mode, with Time Crisis unlocking after 50 levels, and Hybrid Rush available to play after hitting the 250 level mark.

What’s admirable about Cloudberry Kingdom is the customization options that you are afforded to mix up your character with. For example, my hero was decked out in a top hat, monocle and cape, with a giant walrus-like moustache for a full English gentleman effect. With the game being able to support up to four players simultaneously, the number of customisation options go a long way to ensuring that you won’t get mixed up between which on-screen character is yours, and which is someone else’s. What’s more, as you progress through the various levels in the Arcade Mode, you unlock different abilities for your hero to use, such as a jetpack, bouncy carousel horse, and even a spaceship, which changes the gameplay into an R-Type-esque side-scroller.

Similarly to the modes themselves, these abilities are unlocked by reaching certain levels, and even by using particular abilities to reach those levels, which ensures that utilising each and every one of the potential abilities is well rewarded.Frankly, having experienced much that the Arcade Mode has to offer, I was a little disappointed by the Story Mode, although that may not be too surprising considering the arcade-like nature of Cloudberry Kingdom. The story is pretty straightforward, with our hero, Bob, attempting to rescue a princess from the evil King Kobbler. Perhaps the most disappointing aspect of the story mode, though, was within the cutscene that opens the narrative.

Considering how charmingly the visuals in the rest of Cloudberry Kingdom are presented, the cutscene is quite ugly, with its paper craft effects coming across as cheap, and reminiscent of the kind of kid’s TV show that would give you nightmares if you happened to turn the TV on early enough on a Saturday morning to catch the freaky foreign-made children’s shows. The gameplay itself is fairly similar to what’s on www.fifacoinsworld.co.uk offer in Arcade Mode, with Bob working his way across seven different chapters, each one representing a particular visual theme.