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In Lovely Planet, I think I might’ve died and gone to heaven – a six-year-old’s heaven, splattered in crazy colors and crayon monsters. Or was it hell?
That’s the gist of QUICKTEQUILA’s eccentric first-person-shooter, a rainbow of all shapes and sizes that live in one big, lovely planet. That is, until you the shoot the living bejeezus out of ’em. It might all seem a bit grim in any other context, but Lovely Planet does it with a smile on its face. This is basically all of your pre-school doodles that used to hang on your parent’s fridge come to life, but beneath the kindergarten spectrum, there’s more here than meets the eye.
Neil from TXH writes: "You may remember me moaning about the pricing structure of a recent games bundle on Xbox One. The Digerati 'Made in USSR' bundle looked, on the face of it, to be a good thing. But the pricing was wrong and it turned out to be more expensive to buy the double pack than it was to purchase the games separately. Today though sees another digital games bundle hit Xbox One - and tinyBuild are showing Digerati the way ahead."
Do you remember Tiny Build’s 2014 colorful FPS Lovely Planet? Tiny Build is back with a direct sequel to their heart filled, pastel colored shooter that focuses on FPS action.
Lovely Planet is what happens when Katamari Damacy and Hotline Miami have a beautiful child together.
Very unique looking. I used to say Borderlands looked Cartoonish. But I will take that back after seeing this lol.
I can't get enough hand drawn animation games. Love 'em.
Reminds me of Drawn to Death but in a children's book.