Feist - One of my favorites
Feist is marred, nevertheless, by a style produced to confuse. Effectively navigating via the side-scrolling platformer's flat black landscaping is frequently dependent on trial, error and luck, forcing slow loads and boring repetition. Worse, its final encounter is so unnecessarily, tremendously tough that it reinforced the issues I encountered in obtaining there.
Feist kind of tells the storyline of an unnamed, unexplained orange-clawed small ball of spikes. Its opening cinematic showed me, because the spike ball, imprisoned inside a tiny crate. A group of burly mole males left me suspended within the wilderness, presumably to rot. As they trudged off the proper side from the screen, I steered clear of and joined a hellish landscape of vicious enemies whose distinction with Feist's beautiful smart aesthetic could not happen to be much more jarring.