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Reviews (2)
Oct 29, 2019
Don’t judge a game by its label
At first glance, Plok looks like any other budget platformer of its era. With large sprites, seemingly generic enemies and a character that most people haven’t heard of, it’s easy to pass this game by. However, I’d encourage any Mario or Donkey Kong fan to give Plok a chance, especially if you’ve played those other games to death.
Plok’s main attack is throwing his arms, then his legs. He also has a spin jump that lets him jump higher. In each level there’s a gift box to find that will transform him and give him a temporary special ability, such as a flamethrower or shotgun (yes, seriously!).
The jumping in this game feels satisfying and fair. Plok doesn’t feel too floaty or too heavy. Sometimes the platforms are spaced just a little too high or low and you feel like you’re making a leap of faith. This is a flaw in the game, but once you play through the level once or twice you’ll get a feel for where you’re going.
Speaking of playing through levels a few times, you definitely will because Plok can be somewhat difficult at times. Not in an unfair way, but there is a noticeable difficulty.
The graphics are bright and colorful, aesthetically pleasing enough. The enemies aren’t anything to write home about, you have jumping fish bones and frogs, but Plok is more about the play forming aspect so it doesn’t distract too much from the gameplay.
One thing you’ll definitely notice is the music. The music in Plok is fantastic and it’ll quickly be stuck in your head.
Overall, Plok is great for retro gamers that are looking for something off the beaten path. It’s not perfect, but considering you can pick it up for less than $20, it’s definitely worth adding to a collection that already has the staple titles.
Apr 07, 2020
Good starter harness
Bought this harness to help my dog stop pulling on walks. It does help with the pulling, but it isn’t like waving a magic wand and suddenly she walks perfectly. It’s a good tool to use while training on walks though and I don’t feel like she’s going to hurt herself like when she would pull with the leash attached to her collar.
Overall, the harness is good quality. No rips or tears have occurred. The only thing I would say that’s a negative is the fact that the straps tend to shift looser over time. So you need to check before each walk that they are the proper tightness.
I would also prefer four buckles rather than two. Sometimes it can be hard to get over my dogs head, so it would have been nice if it clipped together on the neck as well as the torso.
I do love the little handle on the back of the harness. When we see another dog on our walks and they start barking, it tends to get my dog riled up. So it’s nice to be able to grab that handle and walk her along with more control.
The reflective parts aren’t super reflective, but the orange harness is pretty bright orange so that does help with visibility.
I’d say if you’re looking to try a harness for the first time, not knowing if you’re dog will like wearing a harness, give this one a shot. I will upgrade to a more expensive harness eventually, but for now my dog and I are both happy with this one.