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Birthday of Midnight

Birthday of Midnight

|Mexico, Spain|Arcade, Adventure

6.4 /10

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From the creators of Midnight, Midnight Deluxe, and 36 Fragments of Midnight comes another round of golf-like action fun!

Story and worldbuilding

Everyone’s favorite fairy is back and ready to be once again launched into the sky. But as always, treacherous obstacles like spikes, circular saws, and plenty of other dangerous hazards are par for the course. To earn a perfect score you must accurately complete each level in the minimum number of strokes, providing an additional layer of challenge. Do you have the skill to swing for a hole in one?

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Leans into Arcade, Adventure, Sport — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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Rapid Reviews UKSeb Hawden · 29 Apr, 2021
6/10

Ah, can you smell that? It smells like another Ratalika easy platinum trophy. Birthday of Midnight, which is a sequel to Midnight Deluxe, is a game about whacking a little funny shaped fellow into a hole. Think of golf but instead of a ball it is a little chap that seems to have a weird fascination with pain and holes.

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Nintendo BlastVítor M. Costa · 15 Mar, 2021
6.5/10

Despite the limitations and problems with level design, Birthday of Midnight is recommended for lovers of more casual action-puzzle games. On the Switch, however, the portable experience can be somewhat compromised, due to the lack of precision of the controls, but nothing that can stop progress, since it is not a very challenging game. However, several issues hinder the experience: repetitiveness, the lack of creativity in level design, the lack of use of the proposed mechanics, among other things, such as the low level of challenges and the very short campaign.

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Pure NintendoTrevor Gould · 9 Oct, 2020
7/10

While this series may never be more than what it is now, Birthday of Midnight still brings enjoyable gameplay to the table. It's a pretty safe sequel that fans will get a few hours of enjoyment out of for a fair price.

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Nindie SpotlightJustin Nation · 2 Oct, 2020
6.1/10

OK, being real this is the third Midnight game and the fact that the gameplay, music, and art are pretty well identical in them all is a bummer...

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