This game is quite fun, but tough as nails. Eating food pebbles that come to life in various forms (walking, bouncing, flying, fish) will elongate your tail, making you heavy enough to trigger the levels gate switch.

The 3D isometric view can be tough to get use to, but it lends itself to the play style, and really helps bring the aesthetic of the game together. The platforming is tight, and unforgiving in some of the later levels, but always doable, with practice.

I am very fond of this game. And I of course have my orginal NES cartridge from my childhood.

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