Sunny Smiles is a third person platformer that is unfinished in every aspect. It plays like someone’s first attempt at making a game who pieced together assets with different art styles as well as combining gameplay elements from various game making tutorials that don’t work together. The controls are awkward and require moving with WASD, firing with “2”, jumping with spacebar, and using the mouse only to navigate menus and close annoying popup messages.

It also has some RPG elements thrown in such as spells, manna, and inventory. However, there is only a few spells and only the default spell seems to do anything so it would have been better off just being left out of the game. The same goes for the player avatar being a generic emoji with eyelashes.

The game is very short with only a handful of small levels with no story tying them together. There just isn’t enough content to justify selling it as a complete game. In the end it doesn’t feel like a game at all, but more of a weekend project someone would share freely with family or close friends.

Sunny Smiles is a third person platformer that is unfinished in every aspect. It plays like someone’s first attempt at making a game who pieced together assets with different art styles as well as combining gameplay elements from various game making tutorials that don’t work together. The controls are awkward and require moving with WASD, firing with “2”, jumping with spacebar, and using the mouse only to navigate menus and close annoying popup messages. It also has some RPG elements thrown in such as spells, manna, and inventory. However, there is only a few spells and only the default spell seems to do anything so it would have been better off just being left out of the game. The same goes for the player avatar being a generic emoji with eyelashes. The game is very short with only a handful of small levels with no story tying them together. There just isn’t enough content to justify selling it as a complete game. In the end it doesn’t feel like a game at all, but more of a weekend project someone would share freely with family or close friends.