That extra speed ramps up the difficulty considerably and effectively doubles the game's value. If it stopped there however, most people would be fine, so Team Pesky added a special-to-3DS Turbo Mode, which is essentially the entire game, just faster. If you're not a completionist, then not getting these extra objectives will forever taunt you as you have a progress bar showing how many overall acorns you've accrued, and only by doing it all can you get a true 100% completion screen.Īdd to that the unlockable and adorable costumes that have no bearing on gameplay beside appearance, as well as a list of achievements and an extra Challenge mode with its own separate objectives, and you've got a game that can easily occupy you for 10 hours or more. Those extra goals expertly pad the games length, and it's all the more better for it soon, you'll find yourself trying to collect multiple objectives in one run-through, or replaying a level over and over to find the fastest route just to beat the sometimes brutal clock. If that was your only concern, this game would be a cute yet ultimately unfulfilling experience over in a few hours, so Team Pesky added three additional objectives for every stage: kill all enemies, collect an additional 5 pieces of fruit AFTER collecting all the acorns, and finish the level in a specific time. The only requirement to beat a level is to collect a set number of acorns (some have you also collect small runaway squirrels) and find a door before a timer expires.
Each level is small and self-contained at most, you'll spend under 2 minutes to finish a level, but you'll always find yourself returning to them to finish an objective you misses. The premise is simple- you need to explore levels, collecting things, killing other things it's nothing you haven't seen before. A few years back, the 3DS was graced with such a presence, and it is by all counts one of the best and more addictive eShop titles I've come across.
It had decent success on mobile, but felt like it could be so much more if there was a proper d-pad and actual jump button. Team Pesky's Little Acorns was one of those games. When you play a game on your phone sometimes, do you ever wish you had a Bluetooth controller to go along with it? It ruins the idea of portability and convenience sure, but there are just some games that feel incomplete without actual buttons to press.
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