The controls were hard to understand at some points, but the story was great.Quite sad, but great.
Reviews for "The Guardian"
Like the story, the Japanese writing was creative and the image was good. Although I Just can't get past one part. Otherwise, I would've given it 5 stars.
this is a sad game but i like it though he still little small
a simplistic yet charming game that makes a single gray pixel not only a character, but a rather endearing one. i thought that it was a great game with fitting music.
i liked the skill it took to move around the environment, the timing of button presses had to be exact or your jump would miss.
This game has a great message and is very well-made. You managed to convey a lot of emotion with just one pixel and words, and the jumping gameplay was very well done. The only complaint that I have, and the reason I'm not giving this the 5 stars that it should deserve, is that the giant's section of the game took entirely too long. I understand that there was a need to convey that he was a lumbering creature that hadn't moved in who knows how long and moved very deliberately, but there comes a certain point where the speed so slow that it takes away from the enjoyment of the game. Even though I have a pretty good guess as to how to earn the second medal (got Destroyer in my playthrough) and wouldn't mind repeating the jumping scenes, the giant's section is just tedious enough to keep me from wanting to play again. Again, a beautiful game with great gameplay, but the final section drags on just a bit too long.