Fancy Pants is easy to learn how to play, with simple, minimal controls: left/right arrow keys for movement, S key to jump, spacebar to pause, up arrow key to open doors, and down arrow key to duck, as well as roll down hills. Those old enough to remember playing Sonic the Hedgehog on the Sega or Mario on the NES will definitely get a nostalgic flashback, as Fancy Pants is able to move much like the beloved blue hedgehog, as seen when he jumps off springs, runs up walls, and hurtles around the map at out-of-control speeds. Much like Mario, there are many hidden areas to discover that contain extra squiggles and power-ups and baddies on which to jump.

Fancy Pants is a great game for seasoned video game players and novices. The controls are simple to learn and very uncomplicated, consisting of only a few options. The graphics are visually interesting and unique; in fact, they very much resemble that which is found in stick figure flipbook pencil drawing. It has this marvelous hand-drawn feel but at the same time looks polished and well-done and, honestly, the overall effect is quite charming. Level design is creative and includes many different elements. With some free platformers, every stage seems to feel like the same level, just in different wrapping, but Fancy Pants’s level design actually makes the game seem like an adventure, not a rehearsed trot through material anyone semi-familiar with video games has seen and beaten dozens of times. Fancy Pants’s movement and animation style is remarkably fluid with a physics engine that has the perfect amount of “floatiness” the character is not bound to the ground, but neither does he float off whenever you press the “jump” key. Overall, the difficulty level of this game will be different for each player, as it largely depends on the amount of skill you have in controlling Fancy Pants’s speed and acrobatic ability. Level difficulty by itself is probably at the upper mid-range level: you won’t break your computer screen in frustration because the game is intentionally impossible, but neither will you get through alive without putting forth some effort and cultivating a fair amount of skill.

Get ready for an adventure of a lifetime as you play a spiky-hair dude looking for a bit of excitement. He wears the most amazing pair of pants so we call him 'Fancy Pants'. Speed your way through each stage bouncing off springboards, half-pipes and the occasional enemy. In the third Fancy Pants game, the hero is after the bad pirates who kidnapped Cutie Pants Girl, his younger sister. Fancy Pants 4 In the forth game in the series - Fancy Snowboarding, our hero goes to a new adventure is the snow. The Fancy Pants Adventures: World 4 pt. 3 World 4 is the online release of Super Fancy Pants Adventures. It’s being split into parts because, well, it’s a big game! The Fancy Pants Adventures is the definitive action-adventure platformer you can play with your friends. Race through dense forests, underwater caverns, and pirate ships in search of your kidnapped sister in this epic adventure. Stomp, kick, and slash your enemies with 40 melee weapons and an arsenal of moves.

Fancy Pants is easy to learn how to play, with simple, minimal controls: left/right arrow keys for movement, S key to jump, spacebar to pause, up arrow key to open doors, and down arrow key to duck, as well as roll down hills. Those old enough to remember playing Sonic the Hedgehog on the Sega or Mario on the NES will definitely get a nostalgic flashback, as Fancy Pants is able to move much like the beloved blue hedgehog, as seen when he jumps off springs, runs up walls, and hurtles around the map at out-of-control speeds. Much like Mario, there are many hidden areas to discover that contain extra squiggles and power-ups and baddies on which to jump.

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Fancy Pants is a great game for seasoned video game players and novices. The controls are simple to learn and very uncomplicated, consisting of only a few options. The graphics are visually interesting and unique; in fact, they very much resemble that which is found in stick figure flipbook pencil drawing. It has this marvelous hand-drawn feel but at the same time looks polished and well-done and, honestly, the overall effect is quite charming. Level design is creative and includes many different elements. With some free platformers, every stage seems to feel like the same level, just in different wrapping, but Fancy Pants’s level design actually makes the game seem like an adventure, not a rehearsed trot through material anyone semi-familiar with video games has seen and beaten dozens of times. Fancy Pants’s movement and animation style is remarkably fluid with a physics engine that has the perfect amount of “floatiness” the character is not bound to the ground, but neither does he float off whenever you press the “jump” key. Overall, the difficulty level of this game will be different for each player, as it largely depends on the amount of skill you have in controlling Fancy Pants’s speed and acrobatic ability. Level difficulty by itself is probably at the upper mid-range level: you won’t break your computer screen in frustration because the game is intentionally impossible, but neither will you get through alive without putting forth some effort and cultivating a fair amount of skill.