It can define something or another. Gameplay-wise it's a lot of fun. With the display and the direction took with the kiosk and presumably the control scheme, it looks like it executed well. A bit of Starcade but maybe more modern. I caught a bunch of episodes of that at one point and felt snubbed most of the contestants never played Congo Bongo. It's unrelated, but it looks like one of those games the contestants would play, but everything was one player at the time. Most of the time they were competing for a a Tron cabinet but they hardly ever played Tron, it was just convenient I guess.

I liked the look of it. Sprite work was done well enough and we all like tomatoes. They had faces but it didn't look too crude to be off-putting. There had to be a decent amount of labor getting the display in key. If it was just your design to get the tarp and the display on the liquid crates not made of liquid but storing liquid done, congratulations on that. It was probably as fun as the result of the product in the first place. A slightly whelming sense of danger is presented in the stacking, but, it provides that you're saying that you're no stranger to risk itself. Also a sigh of relief that there aren't torsoes attached to those feet guardians, protectors of toes with skis on them. That would just tip over the whelm to acrobat status and what an acrobat on a crt to proceed delivers is ...

a Good choice of music. If it was an outsource, she did wonderful work. The title theme is top notch with the squiggle-vision like insignia. It's nice to find a good rotoscope out there but you went a step beyond and found a squiggle style. Sound seems to change each time with a new start as well.