A new indie game is making waves among Nintendo 64 enthusiasts: Kero Quest 64. Developed by seasoned modders known for their work on unofficial Mario and Zelda mods, this 3D platformer promises to captivate fans of Super Mario 64. Thanks to a successful Kickstarter campaign, Kero Quest 64 is now set for a PC release, with a potential Nintendo Switch version in the works. In the game, players control Kero, a blue frog on a mission to stop a prince from abusing his newfound powers. To thwart the prince, Kero must collect magical shards across the kingdom. Kero utilizes various jumping techniques and can even use his tongue as a grappling hook to swing between platforms. You can download a playable demo version on Steam.
Watch gameplay on Youtube
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