The Daily Click

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Author:	AndyUK
Added:	19/05/2005
Overall:
Average:	5/10

Presentation:
After double clicking the icon you get to see a rather small window with a grey background and a small mario sprite, (from mario allstars i think)

This isnt exactly classic mario since the games usually have a very colourful title screen also there is no music on the title screen either but a small bleep. Still the intro improves the score slightly but i have to ask why mario walk left and right constatnly until you press enter?

Gameplay:
After about 3 seconds you can tell this either uses the built in movement or the buggiest custom engine ever. You may think Fangame + built in engine = LEAVE ALONE NOW!!! But it's not bad at all. The worst part i found is that mario will sometimes not fall after walking off the edge of a platform.

Jumping on enemies and coins are intact to an extent but there is a lot missing from the originals. You can however pick up grass, blocks and mushrooms and drop them strategically. Its a shame the level design isn't too well thought out because this is a good idea really.
Infact the levels are flat, they never go above the screen height and that is not a lot with such a small screen.

Graphics:
I bet you guessed it already, ripped. They work well considering they are ripped from various games, mostly Super mario world.

Sound and music:
Yeah same here, sounds from Super mario world and midi music from Various gameboy games, sounds okay but nothing we havent all heard before a million times.

Lastability:
Quite a while infact, i didn't finish the game but the levels i did play were pretty long and not as mind numbimly boring as some mario fangames.
I wont play this too often though.

Overall:
A good effort but nowadays we expect more from click games.