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I love it because it's daft. One level is on a football pitch with a goalkeeper who tries to stop your balls going down the hole, unless you pot him first. There are photo ops on the map for you to stick your gurning face through and it takes a photo. And your character sings along to the end of level song and spits out the trophies you've won. It's more like a puzzle game, or What The Golf? where part of the fun is seeing what craziness the next level will bring.

What level are you Broker?

Played enough to know it's good, it's like riding a bike. Not going to spend ages refining times until the full game.

Some "exclusive" skins on the store are bought with it.

Has any other game used the term "randoms" in this way?

Same, just came to post this:

Which jump do you mean, the one over the water? You can make that.

Grey blocks have saved my life many times.

Also they never explain where these blocks come from, or why. It's unrealistic.

@grindmouse Souls games don't give you a map, whereas Metroidvanias do. Of course, this tried to be a bit of both.

I've started to "see" t-spin opportunities after a lifetime of only going for tetrises. Like seeing a t-shaped gap and consciously putting a little overhang on it.

You start every match with 0 badges, and earn them through getting KO's. That setting is like a blue shell, basically targets the leader(s).

I done this. (Also check the KO counter)

Piranha Plant's tongue has a moist shine to it, teeth are pointy and the pot and soil are all textured appropriately.