Review: MooLander

pczone.co.uk:

Rarely do we come across a game so fresh, creative and downright silly as Moo Lander, the new 2D puzzle Metroidvania published and developed by The Sixth Hammer. 

But attempts to innovate in gaming can go one of two ways. Luckily, Sixth Hammer knocks it out of the park with Moo Lander. The team has delivered a wonderfully creative, frenetically whimsical 2D platformer, packed full of innovative gameplay and intense challenge. 

The story of Moo Lander is that you are an alien from the Annunaki race sent to a confusingly weird, alien-looking Earth. You must acquire milk as it’s the main resource for your planet, which was devastated by a recent war. 

Just as zany as every other aspect of the game, the premise of the story is hilariously creative and gives a perfect framework for the action to take place. 

The plot is not likely to win any awards, but there are a few twists and turns. For such an odd game, the plot could be left by the wayside. But not Moo Lander!

The world of Moo Lander shines like exotically coloured precious stones, phosphorescing on a virgin forest floor. An alien rainbow of lovingly hand-drawn flora and fauna populate a vibrant and wacky iteration of Earth affected by human-influenced mutations. 

Teet-massaging Visuals

The hand-drawn art of Moo Lander is gorgeous. Gorgeously creative, gorgeously insane and gorgeously coherent, making everything fit together to form a truly fresh, immersive experience. 

Animations are great too, particularly when the protagonist leaves the vehicle to repair it.And when you see all the strange little creatures scurry away after you make contact with them.

This bright world is full of adventure and weird plants and animals. You’ll want to jump in like a happy cow to pasture and