This is a nice platformer with nice graphics but it’s more of a marketing demo for the iPhone/iPad version. “If you like Croc’s World then get the iPhone/iPad version with 30 levels!", as stated above. Why not just release the full game here on the MAS?Other then that, it could use gamepad support. Also, when you get to the end of a level, there’s no flag or marker, you have to make the Croc touch the right edge of the screen to continue. I just found that a bit odd.Anyway, cool game to pass some time. Would like to see a full version.

GAME OF THE YEAR!!!!! I got this game on Switch, and now as a Hardcore Mac Gamer, I am proud to support Croc's World for Mac. I also have it on my phone, watch, Game Boy, NES, PC, and other devices, like my 2011 Chevy Equinox's touchscreen. Croc's World transcends boundaries. People think that The Last of Us is life changing. They say "it's the greatest game of all time" and it's creator thinks that it will catch the attention of Hollywood execs. He is wrong. Naughty Dog must give up in the face of Croc--- he is simply too strong to compete against. My message to pretenious AAA game developers and "anti-woke" gamer nerds on Twitter is WATCH OUT: Croc is here and he is going to ROCK YOUR WORLD.

Like all of this developers games, the idea and graphics are great, but it is buggy and half implimented. It is designed primarily for iPads and iPhones, and there are no resolution or fullscreen options. Additionaly, it never tells you the keys and there are no options to change the keys (or volumes) although this would be very simple to implement. But the biggest problem is game mechanics. sometimes you will die by landing after a jump where you already killed something. sometimes you can almost touch something and die. and rarely, it will just crash. These things will become frustrating and take from a game that aside from that could be great.I loved the concept. I hope they finish it rather then go on to yet another half finished title.

Fun game to play but glitches sometimes.