Tadpole Treble is a game built for music lovers by music lovers. Its solid gameplay forms a perfect foundation for the music, which is the real star of the game, to take center stage. The level editor, however, is what gives Tadpole Treble real staying power. The type of feature that could make this a sort of cult classic, I wouldn’t be surprised if we start seeing YouTube videos of levels built in Tadpole Treble. If you like music, you should pick it up.
An Homage In The Best Way If I had to summarize the general feel or aesthetic that runs through Nintendos flagship games, such as the Mario or Zelda series, I would describe it as kidult entertainment. Meaning that they are fun, cartoonish games that...
When Tadpole Treble hit Kickstarter a few years ago, it didn't blow up as much as I thought it would. Given the game was designed by Matthew Taranto of Brawl in the Family fame, I figured it would double what it ended up at. It missed the Wii U stretch...
Impressive effort with a few noticeable problems holding it back. Won't astound everyone, but is worth most people's time and cash. How we score: The Destructoid Reviews...
Tadpole Treble is the new rhythm/runner hybrid from BitFinity games. You are probably asking, “What is a rhythm/runner hybrid?” Well, if you would stop interrupting me, I'd tell you. In Tadpole Treble you play as Baton, a newborn tadpole with no legs,...
Tadpole Treble is a truly revolutionary take on rhythm platforming games. It's got a fun story that is expertly told through the game's dialogue, animations, and most of all music. The soundtrack is excellently composed and performed, and comes out as...
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