Excerpt: "Tiny and Big is the story of the two odd fellows. You play as Tiny, set on a quest to find Big and recover your inheritance, a pair of underpants. Big has them and will do everything in his power to keep you from them. He’s constantly using his magical powers to throw giant chunks of the world at you or to levitate himself to the higher ground. Needless to say, he would like to keep these underpants. Tiny has a few tools of his own to assist him in his quest against Big. Tiny can pull out his raygun and slice the world to pieces and move them around to reach his destinations. It’s a very neat mechanic where you can dynamically cut apart different rocks and structures to create objects you can easily jump on. Along with the raygun, Tiny has access to a rocket booster and a grappling hook to push and pull the pieces into a position."
On Rusty Trails is a single-player platformer by the team that developed Tiny and Big: Grandpa’s Leftovers. It’s good. I like On Rusty Trails. It’s a solid indie platformer and fans of solid indie platformers should play it.
AUTOMATON's Graham Arthur takes a bold new approach to getting through the backlog: how long can you play a game before you let yourself give up amicably? Today's entry in Steam Roulette: Tiny and Big: Grandpa's Leftovers.
In L1R2s regular series Breaking the Backlog Robert completes an old game from his backlog each week in an effort to cut it down from 200 unplayed games to 0, reviewing the games as he go. This week he completed and reviewed Tiny & Big: Grandpa's Leftovers, a 3D Platformer cross Physics Sandbox released by Black Pants Studio in 2012.
