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Game Giveaway of the day — Cutie Bear (real game)

Cutie Bear is a platformer game. Help the princess get home!

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Cutie Bear (real game) was available as a giveaway on December 15, 2021!

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Cutie Bear is a platformer game. Help the princess get home! On her way there will be terrible ghosts and monsters, but relying on her dexterity she will be able to overcome this difficult path. Collect hearts that will help to return to the checkpoint after a loss. The young princess is not so fragile, so jumping on the enemy can destroy him. Jumping over sharp thorns, overcoming rocks, dodging enemies, go this way.
-Beautiful graphics
-Dynamic gameplay
-Beautiful music

System Requirements:

Windows XP, 7, 8, 10 Processor: Dual Core 2 Memory: 1 GB RAM Graphics: intel hd graphics Storage: 90 MB available space

Publisher:

KazahSLI

Homepage:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1557540/Cutie_Bear/

File Size:

128 MB

Price:

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As mentioned in the Marble Hopper comments, I was very very late getting up today. Only just posted a short review for the other game (Marble Hopper) given away today, not realising this was also given away until I checked to see if this was going to be repeated just now. It's just gone midnight, so I won't bother posting a review as I have other stuff to catch up on before my dwarf rabbits next feed at 2am.

Reply | Comment by Whiterabbit-uk – 3 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+2)

Same comment as I gave with Marble Hopper.

Reply | Comment by Lawrence Carter – 3 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

Unfortunately, I can't comment further on either of today's games. On my XP SP3 system, I almost always get the "not a valid Win32 application" error. I thought I might have luck with the marble game, since it was straight from Itch, but no such luck. I can almost get none of the weekday games to work - maybe 1 in all this time, but never have trouble with the weekend installer. Maybe it's a hardware issue and not an XP issue. Who knows! I usually don't mention it, because I'm not an XP hardliner. I realize it's obsolete and want to drop it. One of these days I'll get this ancient PC fixed and updated, or get some of my other down machines working. One of these days. :P But, the site owners may want to look into this, because we still have some people who are still in love with XP, and most of these games either list XP in the requirements, as both Lucky Day yesterday and Cutie Bear today, or just say Windows, like Marble Hopper.

Reply | Comment by watcher13 – 3 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

To clarify, I mean I get that error from the setup program on the weekdays. That Marble Hunter didn't work, since it didn't have that installer, may or may not be related.

Reply | Comment by watcher13 – 3 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

"real game". What does that mean?

Reply | Comment by Lucky B. – 3 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+4)

smurf, yes, yesterday, a game of the same size from another developer was accidentally swapped for Cutie Bear given away instead. It was 2 am my time before I discovered this and I was just too tired to post.
Given away was Lucky Day, a crudish Pac-Man clone by developer Garage Games.
BTW, Cutie Bear Steam reviews were 7-3 for, though the only English reviews were the 3 negative ones, and one of them cast doubt on the validity of the non-English ones, which appeared to be Russian and Chinese developers whom are accused by that reviewer of having negative reputations as the kind of developers who practically copy others' games. On the other hand, Cutie Bear was also recommended by 4 curators, which is likely a plus. Also, the complaint of one of the other negative reviews was that Cutie Bear was prohibitively hard. Someone posted a hack to give you infinite lives - just click the Steam link above and it's at the top of the page - but this reviewer said that that really didn't help.