Nekosan allows you to take on the role of a samurai cat test your reflexes as you infiltrate a dungeon to recover the stars that devious mice have stolen. Using one finger, jump, hop, and parkour your way through deceptive levels, using the walls and shape of your surroundings to help you reach higher and find the stolen stars. Your score on each level is determined by the amount of time it took you to complete all the stages in that level. Free on iOS.
The game starts off pretty easy, but things get a bit more complicated as you get further along, since new obstacles and challenges are introduced at a gradual pace. For example, spikes are thrown at you early on, but like any good gamer knows, spikes are bad, so you have to avoid them or you will lose a life. Eventually, you’ll also stumble across floating switches to toggle walls, swarms of mice, moving platforms, crushing pillars, and much more. If you have had any experience with platformer games in general, then you know the drill. If not, well, it’s pretty straightforward.
Nekosan can be fairly difficult if you don’t take the time to practice, so be prepared to run out of lives a lot. If you run out of lives, you’ll have the opportunity to continue, but at a cost. Otherwise, if you opt to not continue, you’ll have to try the level again from the beginning, and hope you do better the next time.
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