Cally's Caves 3 Download Licence Key

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About This Game It’s time for the epic battle to save your parents! Cally's parents have been abducted, as her arch-enemy Herbert has taken control of the Caves to perform his evil experiments. Join Cally and her friends in this action-packed run and gun platformer, conquering insane bosses, exploring to find secrets, and levelling up EVERYTHING. Use your weapons to level them up and evolve them into their ultimate forms! Unlock new character abilities like the Triple Jump, Dodge Roll and Water Wings. Use a second playable character, Bera to unleash crazy awesome ninja moves and solve challenging puzzles. Most importantly, battle to rescue your parents from Herbert's clutches, and bring an end to Herbert's experiments for good!Featuring: 310 levels across 10 zones Full gamepad support Intense boss fights against giant monsters Metroidvania-style map with checkpoint system Second playable character Bera Battle against 25 types of enemies New Game + mode which unlocks higher weapon tiers and a second ending Wave-based Survival mode: Can you beat 150 waves of deadly enemies and gain the ultimate prize? Level your weapons up by using them, and evolve them into different forms with different effects 15 weapon classes with 95 unique weapon effects Buy consumables from the store to use them later for an extra boost Tons of character abilities to unlock Weapon mod system, allowing you to customize your favorite weapon and make it extra powerful!It's time to battle for your parents freedom, to protect the Caves' animals and natural resources, and most importantly, to SAVE YOUR PARENTS! b4d347fde0 Title: Cally's Caves 3Genre: Action, Adventure, Indie, RPGDeveloper:VDO GamesPublisher:VDO GamesRelease Date: 5 Jan, 2016 Cally's Caves 3 Download Licence Key The main reason I don't like this game is the controls. While you can change most of them you are unable to change the movement keys. So you have to either use the arrow keys or use a controller were you have to use the D-Pad.There's also buttons for rolling, but I can't figure out how to do it. I press the buttons but nothing happens.For some reason enemies stunned by the sword can still damage you so I died a couple of time by running into stunned enemies. (8\/10)Quick little game that harkens back to not so much the 16 bit console generation of platformers but more the 16 bit PC generation of platforming shooters (think the original 2D duke nukem, or jazz jackrabbit). The main\/standout 'feature' is the weapon system where you have around a dozen weapons you can use, each of which with its own xp and stats and levelup progression system.Not all weapons are created equal however and some are much *MUCH* more useful\/fun than others. The graphics are slightly more advanced than period appropriate, but the music is spot on and pretty decent overall. Totally worth a sale purchase if, like me, you were running a pc, not a console, in the early 90's and enjoyed the more complex but maybe slightly clunkier action platforming from that era.. The main reason I don't like this game is the controls. While you can change most of them you are unable to change the movement keys. So you have to either use the arrow keys or use a controller were you have to use the D-Pad.There's also buttons for rolling, but I can't figure out how to do it. I press the buttons but nothing happens.For some reason enemies stunned by the sword can still damage you so I died a couple of time by running into stunned enemies. (8\/10)Quick little game that harkens back to not so much the 16 bit console generation of platformers but more the 16 bit PC generation of platforming shooters (think the original 2D duke nukem, or jazz jackrabbit). The main\/standout 'feature' is the weapon system where you have around a dozen weapons you can use, each of which with its own xp and stats and levelup progression system.Not all weapons are created equal however and some are much *MUCH* more useful\/fun than others. The graphics are slightly more advanced than period appropriate, but the music is spot on and pretty decent overall. Totally worth a sale purchase if, like me, you were running a pc, not a console, in the early 90's and enjoyed the more complex but maybe slightly clunkier action platforming from that era.