The numerous actions (backflip, double-jump) require control sequence memorisation and can be occasionally fiddly.
The bad news: It’s harder than I was expecting, although that’s not necessarily bad news. The good news: Good performance, attractive and varied graphics, controls are pretty good, lots of enemies and power-ups, decent level design.
You will like this if you enjoy: Cute platform games where you bounce on enemies’ heads and collect a lot of coins. Traps, monsters, power-ups, wall-jumps, Game Center.ġ0 word review: Very good looking varied zones tougher than you might expect. the coop itself, or trees) it would likely work pretty well.10 word description: 2D platformer. But it could be done in principle, and as long as there is nothing *else* a coon can use to climb up and over (e.g. While not protecting against owls or hawks. HOWEVER it is going to catch one heck of a lot of wind and require a whole new level of strength-in-run-fence, and also be ugly as sin. zoos do this sort of thing, although using very expensive clear plastics rather than flashing. It should be possible to make a pretty predatorproof run fence by applying a seamless piece of 2' wide flashing along the top of a 5' fence (so the fence is just mesh up to 3' and then from 3' to 5' has the flashing applied on the outside).
If there is ANYthing they can POSSIBLY snag a claw into to get a foothold, they will, and go up and over.Īlso, while *raccoons* can't jump, dogs and coyotes and foxes most certainly can, so just making the bottom 3' of a run climbproof is pretty pointless. However they can climb like you wouldn't believe.
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