Tcheco in the Castle of Lucio

Ok the game its self is not bad. I was not able to unlock the beating the last boss and beating the game achievements. I wish I knew they were cuz I wasted 2 hour for nothing. Hope they patch it. Love to 100% it. Update. Achievements fixed. Thank you devs👍 PS...For those having a hard time beating the game on Normal play it on Hard because if u die u never start from the beginning. U stay on the same level and also can exit game and continue later. Only downside is if you have say 8 health units and u die u will restart with 1. So if u take this path remember the level layout.

This character. Tcheeco reminds me of clarence from the cartoon network show. I didnt know Skylar page worked on this game

It's like something LJN would have come out with in the 80s for the NES. Sticky controls, can't jump through platforms to get up to press a button for boss battles. Audio was super loud and retro boosted (just mute to save your ears). Visuals are okay, cause it's a niche style. Achievemets are easy with a guide. Also Buggy. Had to play through twice and each time I had somehow managed to be invincible during a boss battle to make this annoying game less annoying because I could just fly through the levels. Also if this gets patched out but not a level select then the developer doesn't care about your time. Only get it for the Gamerscore.

Picked this up as a quick and easy 1000 Gamerscore. Well it was that... and also an enjoyable game. It's silly but fun. It's a classic NES game that never came out on the NES. What is Tcheco anyway? Is this a cartoon or comic? I'd like to see more of this character. Reminds me of Lupin.

It's a neat little game, simple but fun. Each stage is just another small room to figure out how to exit which isn't complicated to figure out or to do but is bite size fun your first time encountering each since they change up and sometimes throw you off for a moment on how things work in it. It has a Warioware play style (no timer thankfully; no randomization) that looks & sounds like an 80's NES release. As for the lack of save & checkpoints, there's more to be said of this aspect. If you select Try Harder mode instead of Classic, you get only 1 dot of health instead of 7 but you get unlimited lives instead of 1. Both modes you can collect extra health in certain rooms (sometimes hidden/secret & sometimes in the open). Seems this is their only difference. Achievements are fixed. I had no problems except maybe on the final boss & ending. Ending sequence had no sound. Final boss had sound effects but no music & I was invincible fighting it (health bar flashing; a secret trick?).