It’s often the simplest of games that show the most genius. Think of Super Mario Bros., think of Bust-a-Move, think of Plants vs. Zombies and Angry Birds. Think of anything, in fact, except Pang Adventures. That may sound bitter, cold and cruel, because it is. It’s not that Pang Adventures is a particularly bad game – it’s not – it’s just that the game is so severely limited as to be a barrier to long-term fun.
It’s impossible to not have fun when you start playing Pang Adventures. But that fun gives way to frustration, which leads to apathy. Sorry to burst your bubble, but in the end, Pang Adventures just feels like the ultimate grind.
Meridiem Games, Dotemu, and Pasta Games are today very excited and happy to announce that a physical boxed edition of their retro-like arcade/action game “Pang Adventures - Buster Edition” is coming to the Nintendo Switch on January 29th, 2021." - Jonas Ek, TGG.
I miss those days, so I can only agree with you (I spent quite a lot of money at the arcades as a kid in Sweden).
"Pastagames, Meridiem Games and Dotemu are today very excited and happy to announce that the physical boxed edition of "Pang Adventures" ("Pang Adventures - Buster Edition") is coming to the PS4 on November 27th, 2020 (the Nintendo Switch version is coming in Q1 2021)." - Jonas Ek - TGG.
Game Hype Wrote: "Pang Adventures and the Nintendo Switch go hand in hand. I feel like it is the perfect console for the game and for what it offers, I'd definitely recommend you giving it a go. It can be quite rage inducing if you keep dying, but keep with it and the reward is there!"
