3DS User Reviews

This game was really deceiving, it seemed like a well done platformer, and I love the simplicity it has in it's art, but the gameplay is just infuriating.Every single enemy has a messed up hitbox, which means you're gonna be dying a lot in this game. Levels are repetitive and the boss fights are bland, and speaking about bosses, the same hitbox issue is present in all 4 of them, and having to jump on them most of the time to beat them, it's really dissapointing dying unfairly just because you jump where the boss sprite ends, but not where the hitbox is. The controls are alright, and both Mordecai's spaceship and Rigby's top down view are way too hard to use thanks to it's aiming problems, the spaceship can't go backwards while shooting, so you gotta choose between running from the enemies or risking it all to shoot them, and Rigby kinda has the same problem but in all 4 directions, thankfully this one does have a solution, holding Y makes you shoot always in the same direction no matter what direction you are moving. Also the game has 2 "cutscenes" which look like Powerpoints and the dialogues have no voice acting, which would've been a great way to use the Regular Show's license, it's just recording 2 damn lines of script. The soundtrack is... interesting, in both good and bad ways. I love the 8-Bit music they chose but having the same 3/4 tracks in all the levels, and knowing how often you die in this game, you're gonna be having nightmares with the OST, but the press start screen song is my favorite one by far, and honestly, the music itself isn't the problem, the variety is. The game released in 2013 it can't be that hard to make 8-Bit songs in 2013, and the storage of the 3DS isn't the problem, cause the game in its state it's already pretty light, so 4 or 5 songs more can hurt that much the console.I started playing really interested in the game and I don't even want to keep trying to beat the final boss, cause watching 2 diapositives at the end of the game isn't worth my time honestly.

Game is decent with a call back to the brutal 8 bit days of 1 hit. Jumping can be loose at times but, I feel it adds a little more of a challenge. Overall a B doesn't deserve all the negative reviews.

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I got this game at gamestop for 29.99 insted of 39.99 I went home played it and never played it for 6 yrs I went back to it to see why I did not like and its because THE JUMPING IS SO LOOSE AND 1 HIT KILLS YOU UNLESS YOU HAVE A POWER UP it is fun when you get to fly BUT STILL 1 HIT KILLS YOU THEY SHOULD OF HAD A SHIELD GAGE LIKE IN STAR FOX BUT NO WONDER WHY IT WAS $10 CHEPER BUT STILL NOT WORTH IT

This Game is Amzing For My Favouite Cartoon and Fun Levels and its based of from my 2nd Favouite Cartoon and Favouite Cartoon network show Regular Show (2010-2017)

It is clunky and generic. I know this is for kids but any kid can pick this up and finish it quickly. And this game took no time since it has bad graphics and bad gameplay.

Regular Show is a good game, although not great. A bit on the short side with only 20 levels total, and the difficulty leans toward the hard scale with no other difficulty levels. Fans of older platforming games will enjoy its fun style and visuals.

Like last year's Adventure Time game Regular Show has no voice acting. Except for being a liscensed game this feels like a generic game that should be a bargain price.

Regular Show: Mordecai and Rigby in 8-Bit Land consider it a good game, I think WayForward has made a good job with the game, reminding those past games like Super Mario or shooter games.