King Oddball
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As ports of mobile games take up more and more online marketplace space, it's easy - if not completely fair - to dismiss them as competition with first party or even console-specific indie titles. Viewed by some as shallow and disposable time killers at best, and at worst... well, you get the idea. The phenomenon that arguably started all this can be traced back all the way to a little physics-based puzzle game featuring a group of avians with flying and anger issues. While mobile games coming to consoles have had mixed fortunes, the combination of portability as well as a more conventional input setup on the Nintendo Switch is no doubt attractive to developers looking to give their IP another home.
King Oddball joins the list, and is a remarkably simple yet deceptively addictive physics-based puzzle game from 10tons. Despite your tyrannical ambition, you take the role of a... well, a head. Just a head that has an incredibly long, purple tongue and a pumpkin (or a moon) as a helmet. He is hell bent on taking over the world, lobbing one rock at a time with the objective of simply obliterating anything on screen.
King Oddball joins the increasing number of mobile titles making their way onto Switch; it is a competent, quirky yet basic puzzle game. It highlights the type of titles that the Switch can attract, for better or worse, and as cheap, whimsical fun, it will probably consume more time than you'd care to admit.
It's not a bad game, but the hard to ignore mobile origins - and seeing what else is available and what the Switch can do - makes King Oddball a fun little distraction and nothing more. It's worth picking up if you have a yearning for a quick, simple palate cleanser, and whether you've previously become addicted to the projectile flinging / destruction puzzle genre, avian or not, there is nothing here that will change your mind either way.
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This one is like \"Head Shot!\" but instead of hitting the king one time you must hit him three times on the same level. This can be a bit more challenging than Head Shot but with a bit of luck, it should come naturally if not you can follow the video for \"Golden Five\".
This one can be a little hard. There are no levels where you can get 5 bonus rocks just by destroying enemies so you will need to hit the king as well. There a few good levels to get it on but the best levels to get this on are the ones with the bouncy balls. Here are a couple of videos to help you thanks to Donovan Clark and cusman.
This achievement is for hitting the king four time and killing him with your rocks in one level. It can be done by rebounding back to hit the king off the enemies or the bouncy balls. There are plenty of levels to do it on, but continue through the game until you unlock the hall of diamonds. The best level to pick is level 13 on the second world. This may come naturally, but if not, you can follow the videos thanks to mattsand09 and Failed Seppuku.
Completing all levels with one rock is not as hard as it may sound. As you can gain more rocks by destroying 3 enemies and/or rebounding back to hit the king, so just line up your shots and take your time. You must get to the sixth grid on the main world to start the levels. There are 16 levels you must complete in order for the achievement to unlock.
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So the game is simple. Each level starts you off with three rocks and a group of targets. There are usually more targets than you have rocks, meaning you need to either get a combo going or earn an extra rock. The king sits up at the top of the screen and uses his ridiculously long tongue to grab rock and whip them around. All you have to to is tap the screen or tap the cross button for him to release the rock. Based on the angle and speed of the rock at the time of release, it will launch toward your intended target. Direct shots will take out tanks, soldiers, and helicopters. The rock will ricochet and potentially hit other things until it loses momentum. Then it just sits there.
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