I gotta say "Bard's Gold" was not a bad way to spend 4.99. If you grew up during the 8 and 16 bit days, you'd appreciate this simple platformer just because of how maddeningly frustrating it is. When I had first Nintendo, I ended up with well over a dozen games. I maybe beat 2 of the. So I would just play the same levels over and over again, and it never bothered me.
I've haven't gotten farther than level 1-7 but I know in my heart of hearts one day I'll make it to level 1-7 of Bard's Gold not just because I've gotten slightly better but because over time, very extended periods of time I can trade in gems I collected during each term. After many, many, many tries you will eventually pay off a full new heart on your health meter. It's amazing how simple of a hook a game can have
Each level is timed and only through trial and error can you hope to survive the level while accumulating much needed. Treasure. The rewards you handsomely for investigating the simple 2-d levels whether it's with treasure or as is the case in the first level (but not through at east the next five that I'm aware) an extra life. I bought this game on a whim, and it wasn't even quite what I assumed it would be given the description, but I would spend that 4.99 again. I may never come close to beating this game, but I know there will be rare days where I hit a hot streak and get further than I ever have before. Mostly though I'll probably mostly keep playing levels 1-1 through 1-6.
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