Glover

mikeydct's Glover (Nintendo 64) review

Ok for 2 or 3 levels

Glover really doesn’t have a story. A wizard is making a potion and it go wrong and his 2 gloves fly off and come alive, one good (that you) and 1 bad. You need to 6 worlds and get a ball and roll it though the levels and battle a boss at the end of the world. When you have all 6 balls the game is over, which I thought it would continue. This game is short; I finish the game in 3 hours. The graphs are good; there are some problems with the camera with moving it. It sound is great it matches the level perfect. I got this game for 6 bucks and I feel I got my moneys worth.

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Glover(Nintendo 64) by glockstararmani on May 17, 2012
This game is not unlike a bag of steel-cut oats: it's harmless, wholesome, and good for all ages, but it's so bland you'll be begging to add just a dollop of Nutella or raspberry sauce to give it some kind of flavor so that your taste buds aren't left dying and begging in a gutter like some sickly vagrant in the streets of Victorian London.The concept of a glove ferrying magical crystals across levels is a good one. The concept of the crystals being able to change into balls of different sizes, ...
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