If you would give it adorable little bear ears it would be amazing.

 

Extra  for the red and white striped shirt, which is always awesome.

I think that's a little bit less eye stabbing, and I like the effect in general a bit more.

Paint By Numbers: I'm pretty certain that the character is a pre-rendered model.
kenesque: I love the style on that character!

Mockup for an idea I had:


Anyone have any suggestions on what I should do with those cliff background tiles? I don't really like them how they are.

McMutton, I really like the style of that. The perspective is a little off on the floor (it kind of looks like the floor is sloping down towards the river), but that's a minor thing. Looks like the kind of place that'd be a lot of fun to explore.

I gotta say, this is much easier than the original, mostly because the left right arrow stuff isn't so damn fast like last time. The music and art are super charming, and the game in general is a lot more inviting and charming, which makes what would be a frustrating experience rather enjoyable.

GUYS

EVERYTHING WILL BE OKAY

CAN'T WE JUST BE FRIENDS

That second screenshot is delicious.

Chances are a tileset of that size would be a bit much for the NES' hardware.  Still looks awesome.

Star nosed moles are the true monsters:

I am loving the colours on that candyfloss forest.

Why do you even need one enemy type? The occasional zombie is nice, but what about:
-skeletons
-yetis
-octopus people
-snailmen
-fishmen
-star nosed moles

The slow climbing reminds me a lot of Davioware's Towerclimb, which had a really slow and ponderous climb, which I really liked. It gave some weight to the movement, and it gives you a better sense of the character.

I do agree about the camera swoosh, though. It seems like it could get rather obnoxious quickly.

I'd like to see this used as an overworld for an XCOM style global view before zooming into smaller events. It would make it possible to have persistent tiles around the globe much easier and accessible.

I'm lookin' outside right now and I see some perfectly orange trees against the green grass. Maybe you want some leaves around the tree?

Super cute! I think you could stand to remove that one leg in the background, though, it sort of clutters the design.

Incorporate destructible terrain as a major part of your gameplay.

Entirely a capella music and sound effects.

[tl;dr ... unban super joe.]

No. Just ignore his bullshit, and everything will be okay.

ALSO:

tl;dr ... unban super joe.

not quite more than superdum, but definitely dummer than dum dum

time to make some ill informed decisions

Gorn + Tetris

Capture various oddly shaped victims, chop them up, and throw into the meat grinder. The tide of blood is constantly rising, and only by forming complete rows can you send the tide and the corpse chunks down. You have to balance capturing and chopping, which take time, with arranging them in the grinder. Let the blood go over the top, and the obvious evidence of your crimes will pool out into the city, alerting the police to your location and ending the game.

you really think the style is good? I spend hours on the character and still it looks crapy to me...this is the nicest thing ever somebody say about my stuff ..but wait,3d ? how? it's a platformer.I can put more effort on shadows to fullfill that requirement

To me it looks like the character is facing those floating island things in the background, which makes it look like a third person pixel art exploration game, which would be really cool.

Now that I look at it again, I realize those are probably dreads or something. I thought it was some sort of Cthulhu tentacle-mouth thing.

I wouldn't worry about the unclearness too much, though. I think that in motion most of those problems won't be so apparent.

stranded alien adventure alla another world in a gloomy atmosphere..

Would this be in 3D? 'Cuz if it you do it in this style that'd be incredible.