The mechanics are as vague as the premise here and there’s not much in the way of on-boarding. Store Keeper is a somewhat-banal side scroller where you play as a nameless warehouse employee trying to catch boxes as they fall from the sky.
In reality, this game is only marginally less tiresome than what’s come before it. Honestly, if this had any music or quirky sound effects, I could envision a version of K-141 Kursk that’s actually kind of okay. K-141 Kursk is essentially a riff on the Space Invaders formula where you control a submarine. It’s just not a very big step in that direction. Look, all things considered, this is definitely a step in the right direction. I’m almost more disappointed that this is so boring than anything else. Tear down that wall (in deeply awkward silence)! Ooh, TVGamesManiac is getting political now.įinally, one of the 20th century’s most politically significant moments amid the decline and collapse of the Soviet Union has been captured in the form of an extremely generic brick-breaker clone. My instinct here is that Wal Venture is probably better than Play! Last Vegas and Urban Ninja but that’s not saying much. Instead, what you get here is a real-time platformer played to the pace of a high school PowerPoint. What’s more, the animation in Wal Venture occurs slowly enough that you could easily mistake the game for some kind of Arctic turn-based affair. As with Urban Ninja, there’s no sound here. Short for Walrus Adventure, this top-down platformer game sees you guide a walrus from iceberg to iceberg to reach the exit. This proved a great cue to check out, hit play on the next title and move on with my life. After your first three jumps, the game also prompts you to watch an ad to continue. Urban Ninja is regrettably lackluster to look at and appropriately amateurish to play. The art style here is pretty unpolished and the absence of any audio fast drains the experience of any potential personality or novelty.
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Urban Ninja Credit: TVGamesManiacĪn okay-looking side scroller from TVGamesManiac ( the Czech-based developer behind roughly half of the Smart TV games on the Samsung app store), Urban Ninja challenges you to help an assassin jump from building to building in abject silence by hitting the jump button at the right time. It might be manipulative and predatory in the way that most digital gambling experiences are but, then again, it’s competently made in a way that most of what’s on the Tizen app store isn’t.Īgain, I’m not endorsing this game but I do want to give credit where it’s due. Little did I know that by the time I reached the conclusion of my journey through Smart TV-based video gaming that Play! Las Vegas would hold up as one of the more. What’s here is more functional than anything else.
I’m not really a gambling person at the best of times, so I wouldn’t really recommend this one. After winning two jackpots on my first two spins, I was inundated with prompts to spend real money on some virtual coins - which felt a little forced. There are a few different styles of slot machine you can play on here but, then again, these things basically play themselves after a spin or two. This certainly is a stereotypical slot machine game with all the bright colours, cheery noises and exploitative microtransactions you’d expect. Here’s what I found: Play! Las Vegas Credit: Tritone In pursuit of the answer to this and other questions, I pressed start on almost every game on Samsung’s Tizen app store. But are any of them actually worth downloading? That’s another question entirely.
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