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Eagle Island Twist

Pixelnicks · Jul 11, 2019

PC · Switch

Everyone10+

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With its falconry-based gameplay within procedurally generated worlds, Eagle Island is set to a beautifully modernized pixel art aesthetic and provides a breath of fresh air to the platforming genre. Eagle Island can be played in either Story, Roguelite or Speedrun mode.

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PC

Critic 7.4 (4 critics) · Gamer 7.6

Nintendo Switch

Critic 6.2 (3 critics) · No ratings yet

Critic reviews

  • Nintendo World Report

    Brett Posner-Ferdman · Jun 21, 2021

    5.5
    Ultimately, Eagle Island Twist suffers a similar fate to the original release. The core game is ultimately lackluster and repetitive, even though it looks and controls great. Mix that with some questionable difficulty choices and you have an adventure that feels like more of a chore than an enjoyable experience.
  • Noisy Pixel

    Angelus Victor · May 28, 2021

    9.0
    Eagle Island Twist is a fun expansion with a large variety of stages to play through, whether you’re a returning player or new to the title. It delivers in quantity and quality of level designs with added challenges and accessibility for all genre fans to take on. This variety still comes at the cost of a few reused gimmicks, but very little holds this game from being entertaining.
  • PC Gamer

    Shaun Prescott · Jul 26, 2019

    6.9
    So Eagle Island is a slightly confused hybrid of a game: The movement, combat, mood and setting I loved, but it’s all hampered by dull abilities and a roguelike touch that doesn’t feel necessary. I reckon I’ll still boot Eagle Island up occasionally to feel the gracefulness of its movement and combat, but it’s hard to recommend to anyone but platformer diehards.
  • PCInvasion

    Andrew Farrell · Jul 12, 2019

    6.0
    Eagle Island definitely sets itself apart from a lot of similar games due to its design and mechanics. It can be fun, but the combat, while okay, just isn’t enough to really carry this game for me. I’d imagine that anyone who enjoys the fighting more than I did will have a whole lot to sink their teeth into. The story and visuals alone make this game worth a look, but anyone who finds themselves easily frustrated or who doesn’t like punishing games should tread lightly.

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