I suggest you download it to your computer and play it before criticizing. The great game developers take about 2 years to make a game using a great team. a team of two or three people who are probably not professionals and have little free time will probably take longer.
Don't judge it based on this video. For some reason the frame rate is really bad in this video, but the game plays normally in the linked video. I wasn't too crazy about everything being zoomed out at first, but this allows you to see more of what's ahead of you, so you can react to stuff much more easily.
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Thanks for publicizing the game.
It was 7 years of hard work.
you're welcome! you did a great job!
This looks really promising, I'm going to give it a shot. Te agradece.
fantastic job! this is the proper sequel to DKC 3 that i was waiting since 1996! congratulations!
It's amazing fangame congrats
That framerate is perfect to feel the full power of a hangover while playing ^_^
lol framerate is godawful
Excelente projecto en desarrollo
Achei que o vídeo fico muito rápido, amo esse jogo quando eu tinha super Nintendo zerei as 3 versões... muito top.
how do I use my snes or pro controller?
In super mario all star plan but with the name of metroid prime trilogy but with donkey kong jumpsuit but it looks a bit ugly
I hope this is the real one and no pretence or something.
Is not real, is a fanmade
@@Dude27th Ouch! they are kidding me?
This looks awful. If it really took 7 years to develop I guess it was because the team behind it didn't have any experience behind this?
I suggest you download it to your computer and play it before criticizing. The great game developers take about 2 years to make a game using a great team. a team of two or three people who are probably not professionals and have little free time will probably take longer.
Don't judge it based on this video. For some reason the frame rate is really bad in this video, but the game plays normally in the linked video. I wasn't too crazy about everything being zoomed out at first, but this allows you to see more of what's ahead of you, so you can react to stuff much more easily.