Glover (N64)
Posted: July 6th, 2017, 3:26 pm
Of all the Nintendo 64 games the Critic hasn't reviewed yet, the one I desperately want him to review more than anything is Glover.
One of several N64 games that we had at a daycare I used to go to as a child, Glover was a game that held a place in my heart from day one. It was unlike any other game I had played at the time, or any I've played since. Everything about it - the graphics, the wacky story, the whimsical music, and the unique puzzle-platformer style of gameplay - had a certain charm to me that was hard if not impossible to match. I even enjoyed the inferior PS1 version, but that's another story. It's sad to see the game is mostly forgotten nowadays, but I never forgot; for it is truly one of my favorite games of all time. Let's hope the Critic gives it a look soon!
One of several N64 games that we had at a daycare I used to go to as a child, Glover was a game that held a place in my heart from day one. It was unlike any other game I had played at the time, or any I've played since. Everything about it - the graphics, the wacky story, the whimsical music, and the unique puzzle-platformer style of gameplay - had a certain charm to me that was hard if not impossible to match. I even enjoyed the inferior PS1 version, but that's another story. It's sad to see the game is mostly forgotten nowadays, but I never forgot; for it is truly one of my favorite games of all time. Let's hope the Critic gives it a look soon!