Armillo

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Armillo
Armillo.jpg
Artwork released for the game.
Developer(s) Fuzzy Wuzzy Games
Publisher(s) Fuzzy Wuzzy Games
Distributor(s) Nintendo eShop
Engine Unity 4
Platforms Wii U
Release date(s)
      Genre(s) Action, platform, puzzle
      Mode(s) Single-player

      Armillo is a 3D action puzzle platformer developed by Fuzzy Wuzzy Games. It was released on July 3, 2014 for the Wii U on the Nintendo eShop.[1]

      Gameplay

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      Armillo is an action platform game in which the playable character, an armadillo named Armillo, rolls around a 3D space. He has the ability to perform three primary actions: roll, jump, and boost. The game is designed around the concept of an obstacle course, so the player is constantly being presented to various new puzzles, mechanics and challenges.

      Gameplay has been likened to other games such as the Sonic the Hedgehog series, Super Mario Galaxy, and the Super Monkey Ball series.[2][3] Players primarily progress through levels by rolling Armillo and have the option to utilize the tilt controls of the Wii U's GamePad to do so. Armillo is aided in his quest through special abilities and power-ups such as a size boost and the Critter gun which fires the non-playable Critters at Armillo's enemies.[4]

      While the majority of the game takes place in a 3D world, there are unlockable 2D bonus stages in every single non-boss level.[5] Purchasable upgrades, obtained using blue orbs collected in levels, also enable optional backtracking[5] of previously completed levels.

      Development

      Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found. Armillo was developed by Fuzzy Wuzzy Games for the Wii U, and is distributed on the Nintendo eShop. The game will be a timed exclusive on the platform, as it is scheduled to be released on other platforms in the future.[6] The decision was made in honor of Nintendo's recent support for independent developers.[7]

      Reception

      Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found. Armillo received mixed to positive reviews since its release. It holds an aggregate score of 79% at GameRankings and 72 at Metacritic, the latter of which indicates mixed or average reviews.[8][9]

      Armillo
      Aggregate scores
      Aggregator Score
      GameRankings 79%[8]
      Metacritic 72/100[9]
      Review scores
      Publication Score
      Destructoid 7.5/10[2]
      Nintendo Life 8/10[5]
      Nintendo World Report 8/10[4]
      The Independent 3/5 stars[3]

      References

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      External links

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