Title: The Madness of Little Emma
Genre: Action, Indie
Developer:
Bartosz Bojarowski
Publisher:
Bartosz Bojarowski
Release Date: 21 Dec, 2015

English

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An amazing game, all it's own once you get past it's similarities with other games. I've played this a fair bit, and stream it often, and intend to carry on doing so. While it's obvious that it's heavily influenced by other games, such as The Binding Of Isaac, the creater has clearly defined this as a seperate game, adding other mechanics not see in similar games, differentiating it from the rest. I enjoy it immensely, the game having huge replayability, and a ton of unlockables (with more to come, hopefully). Challenging and fun, people really need to give this more than a few minutes playing and complaining. Can't wait for more updates.. I don't have much to add that others haven't already said. It's got a lot of similarities to Binding of Isaac, but as other reviewers have noted, it doesn't feel like a rehash. There are a handful of new and interesting ideas in the game, and there's more than enough content to entertain you for a dozen or more hours - much more if you want to see what the unlocks are, find new power ups, and see the various endings. There are unfair moments that will frustrate you, and the rare bug (in 150 or so times i've done a playthrough so far, i've had 3 games where a bug prevented me from continuing), but overall the game feels pretty good - even if maybe it's a bit unbalanced at times. It's disappointing that more people haven't snagged this game - i think it's much better than the numbers are indicating (only 94 reviews as of this post). Maybe some folks are turned off by the $8.99 price - i think i got it on sale for just a couple dollars myself. But my opinion on that might be a special case, since i don't buy any games over 10 bucks as a rule (after all, i have about a hundred games i haven't even installed yet - anytime i think i want a game more than $10, i remind myself of that fact!) My strongest endorsement of the game is simply my number of hours in game - 64 at this point, and still going. That being said, i don't feel like the replay value is anywhere near Binding of Isaac - but maybe that doesn't really say much, since i have about a thousand hours in that game across the original + rebirth + afterbirth. If you like difficult platformers that have tons of things to unlock and discover, then this is certainly worth a try. If you do decide to buy this, try to give it a couple of hours before your verdict - my own opinion of the game has only improved with more playthroughs.. Although I enjoy this game, I don't feel like it offers much more than many of the other rogue-lights I've played. I feel like its good, but I don't feel like its for me. That being said, that doesn't mean its not for you. It's definitely fast paced, has an enjoyable environment and atmosphere, and requires some point awareness at times. Do I recommend this game? Yes. Not for me, but I wouldn't tell you not to try it.. I seem to be addicted to this game, despite my frustration for how it just drops me into bullet-hell. I find myself wanting more control over which power-ups I receive, and more opportunity for clever escape. Some rooms are dead-simple, while others are pretty much impossible. unless you have the right power-ups, of course. Frustrated but addicted is bad, so I cannot recommend the game.. Take the theme and collectibles of Binding of Isaac, mix it with the 2d platformer aspect of Spelunky or Rogue Legacy; and youu2019ve pretty much got The Madness of Little Emma. Itu2019s difficult u2013 some rooms and bosses can get downright bullet-hell-esque with the amount of fire theyu2019re throwing at you, and even some fairly early enemies can be extremely vicious u2013 especially ones that make quick leaps at you, potentally trapping you in a corner. The items you pick up tend towards passive bonuses, allowing for vicious stacking combos (if you get lucky, anyway u2013 thereu2019s plenty of dud items, although I have yet to find anything actively negative like accidentally picking up Soy Milk or Cursed Eye in Isaac.) The music is good, and the pixel graphics work pretty well. Importantly, as of this writing (September 29th), the game is 80% off u2013 a mere $1.79. At that price, Iu2019d say that itu2019s a great pickup for anyone who enjoys rogue-like/light/platformers/any of the games that I mentioned in my first sentence.. Edit: Changed some of the wording and updated it a little bit. The Madness Of Little Emma is a nice little action platformer. If you're a fan of The Binding Of Isaac (TBOI) it should kind of feel familiar as it is heavily inspired by it at times. Normally, I don't write reviews, but this game has so few players that I feel I have to. What is The Madness Of Little Emma? The Madness Of Little Emma is an 2D action platformer set in a dark world. As in TBOI you have one "item room" on every floor, there are sacrifice rooms - though they're not working like the ones in TBOI - shops, dare rooms, secrets and some more. You also have to beat a boss at the end of the floor to go down deeper and deeper until you reach the final boss. But most things still are working quite different than in TBOI. So TMOLE isn't just an "TBOI as an action platformer", but is its own game and has its own appeal. What could be better: - Items Some items are really good and fun to play with, but most of the items don't really help you or worse make your run worse. While TBOI also had the same kind of items, I feel that they had more use. After having played some more I don't think the items are that big of a problem anymore. I probably expected too much of them, but unlike in TBOI in this game most items won't make your run. TMOLE relies more on the skill of the player than having great items which doesn't mean that good items can't save your run. Example for "bad" items: I was really disappointed in the shuriken, it looked really nice in the trailer, but when I obtained it, it just felt bad. Having to fight enemies with a shield is pure horror, as you can hit them twice mostly or even just once and you have to wait for the shuriken to return to you before you can throw it again, while their shield is back up. Example for "good" items: The raven. I just love that little ugly bird. He can fly through walls and instantly attacks the first enemy in sight while you can still shoot and he does quite some damage. Always nice to have and it makes the run much easier. Neutral: - It's hard Like really really hard. Maybe even harder than TBOI. But that's ok, I like challenging games. After having said that, you can still beat the "endboss" on your first day playing. The good thing is, that this game doesn't end there. It more or less just begins. I also like the fact that you can control the hardness by collecting madness from items or the hanged girl. The more madness you have, the harder the game gets. Like TBOI elite enemies also get a lot more common, if you beat the "endboss" the first time. But there are things right now that I feel are to difficult. Of course it could be my limited skill, but I find most of the elite bosses to hard. For example elite Liquid Sisters are taking up 2/3 of the bossroom and the bubbles they shoot, which explode into more shots, are taking the rest of the room. Some bosses are easier than others and you have to get used to most of them and even then it's still a challenge. What's good: - Leaderboard You gain points by how well you played and by how far you could go in your playthrough. Note that every playthrough counts as long as you play the ladder mode. The Ladder gets reset every two weeks (at the time I'm writing this review). Edit: It seems like the ladder wasn't resetted since i wrote this review the first time. - RNG/ randomly generated dungeons including which items, rooms, shops etc you get Every new run just feels kind of unique and refreshing. You always want to find out, which item you get on the floor. But even though I love that there are 250 items in the game - some of which you have to unlock -, if you haven't unlocked enough it feels like you get the same items again and again. Maybe it's just me, but I get baseball glove like 50% of my runs. - No tutorial-ing You get to know the basics of the game and thats it. Not even the specialties of the characters you can unlock are explained, so you have to find everything out yourself (or use the wiki). It feels like starting TBOI all over again and I love it. If you want to get into this game, I suggest you check out the official beginner guide by the creater, Hugeowl. You can find it in the steam guides, it explains the basics and helps a lot for the start. - Active Items I just like how they work. Most of the time you have to pay some small amount to use the item. In TBOI it would probably suck, but here it works really well. - Unlocks Like TBOI there are different endings, items, bosses etc to unlock. I love unlocking things. After all TMOLE is a fun indie game and it still gets patches from time to time, so it has the potential to get better and better. It may not be a flawless game and sometimes even a little bit too hard, but if you have fun with TBOI you pretty sure will have fun with TMOLE. Also, supporting an indie developer feels nice.. This is a perfect example of everything an imitator game should be. It's obviously "The Binding of Isaac as a platformer", but it successfully captures the mood, feel, fun and design philosophy of Isaac. The madness mechanics and the item pool do a good job capturing the feel of Isaac without feeling like a rehash. There's great music, great enemy and boss design, varied items, and tons of secret levels. And oh yeah, it's fun and really does feel like you're playing a new version of Isaac. Cons: Game balance isn't perfect for some items, characters, champion enemies and bosses. Neither is Isaac's, but this game definitely occasionally has me going "that room wasn't fair" while Isaac didn't. Also, it's hard to tell what some items do.. I was on the fence for positive/negative on this one. I'm going thumbs down. Why don't we get a scale 1-5 or something, Steam? C'mon! It's like the creator wanted to make Binding of Isaac, but that was already done: * Play in a series of increasingly deep basement rooms and floors? Check. * Lots of random power-ups that can have synergistic effects? Check. * Big Boss to fight at the end of the floor? Check. * Body fluids as weapons? Check. * Treasure chests, coins, and bombs? Check. * Shops with undead shopkeepers? Check. * Sad and creepy back story and enviroment? Check. To be fair, the creator has said s/he was inspired by TBOI, but I just don't find this game as fun. Some things I don't like: * Your main weapon is spit . Yes, you happily spit at your enemies, not the sad tears of TBOI. To me this is just weird. * Your shot range is about 1/4 the screen width, but enemy shots fly across the entire room. This cannot be improved (at least that I've seen so far except by one or two powerups). You can get hit by an enemy that died eight seconds ago. * Edit 2/26 addition: A consequence of the previous point: if the shot doesn't move very quickly (happens with some enemy types) or at all, the shot will stay on the screen for a VERY long time. Beyond all reason. Waiting for you to touch it. * TBOI is played as a top-down view of rooms. TMOLE is played as a side view of rooms with platforms. Jump, jump, jump. I don't find this fun, maybe you will. * F*cking spikes everywhere. You can prevent damage if you jump up from them quickly. once. After that they are extended, good luck getting past them. Half the treasures are spike puzzles, or you just can't get them unless you want to die for them. * To compensate for all the spikes, there is a ghost character (Elizabeth) that can fly and shoot through (some) barriers and is not affected by spikes. This character has some limitations such as increased damage received, but I can't seem to enjoy playing with any other character. * Edit add 2/26: Elizabeth can shoot "ghost" spit through most barriers, unlike the non-dead chars. She can also fly. This compensates for the platform craziness required of other chars, but some of the items you pick up nullify her advantages. E.g., bouncy spit prevents her normal ability to spit through barriers the enemies can't. Many other items are useless (e.g, she can already fly so catching that item doesn't help.) Hope you have that item catalog handy! * Most rooms are too dim to easily see the walls. You can get stuck because you can't see the dim wall stopping you while you are trying to get away from enemies. Did you die unexpectedly? Oh, that slightly less black wall in the already noisy background was there. * Items are just random and weird and often not helpful. If you don't remember what the item does, too bad (e.g., the one that drops your fire rate really low). There is a catalog, but finding the item in the list before you touch it is not easy. Once you pick it up it becomes part of a separate list (but too late if it's bad). * Edit add 2/26: The game seems to confuse "hard" with "impossible". A hard game would require more skill to succeed in, but some rooms are just absolutely impossible. Bullet hell with bullets all moving at different speeds, and your char speed is way too fast to reasonably maneuver in the tiny intervals between them. Or enemies with insane advantages (I'm looking at you, brown liquid sisters.) * The occasional, infuriating, unexpected crash to desktop. I was having a good game, too!! * The painful rare but not-impossible punishment of having your luck dropped to zero. Majorly reduced chance of bombs, coins, and hearts. There is some interesting creativity to differentiate it: * Arena rooms give a reward after surviving a fight. * Edit add 2/26: Arena mode is a way to learn about many items that otherwise you only occasionally encounter. * Sacrifice rooms give a reward for giving up health, bombs, and coins. * Special and secret levels: beehive, dark tunnel, space, others. * Creative enemy types, even if most have analogues in TBOI. * Unique and consistent, distinct art style * Good music Buy it if TBOI is not enough for you. But get that one first.

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