Mikey Boots BeaverTap Games, LLC Run and fly through dangerous levels! Watch out for enemies and spikes! Collect coins and find hidden Golden Shorts! • … TouchArcade Rating: $1.99 Buy Now Watch Media DetailsRun and fly through dangerous levels! Watch out for enemies and spikes! Collect coins and find hidden Golden Shorts! • 6 unique environments with 42 levels • Simple touch controls! • 2 playable characters • 230 fun disguises • Game Center leaderboards & achievements Universal App and iCloud support Twitter: @beavertapgames Facebook: facebook.com/beavertapgames Information Seller:BeaverTap Games, LLC Genre:Action, Arcade Release:Sep 04, 2014 Updated:May 24, 2018 Version:1.2.1 Size:55.3 MB TouchArcade Rating: User Rating: (36) Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Andy C83 Well-Known Member Oct 20, 2010 3,630 25 48 Over the Rainbow #2 Andy C83, Sep 3, 2014 Oh my goodness! Infinity89 Well-Known Member Apr 8, 2013 2,170 0 36 #3 Infinity89, Sep 3, 2014 It's here! Pipipitchu Well-Known Member May 4, 2013 1,644 0 0 Civil Servant Rio de Janeiro, Brazil #4 Pipipitchu, Sep 3, 2014 A happy and expansive week. sink_or_swim Well-Known Member Feb 4, 2012 3,504 5 38 Germany #5 sink_or_swim, Sep 3, 2014 Finally.. can't wait to play it Zerodactyl Well-Known Member Dec 30, 2013 85 0 6 In a Pineapple under the sea #6 Zerodactyl, Sep 3, 2014 So looking forward to this! Andy C83 Well-Known Member Oct 20, 2010 3,630 25 48 Over the Rainbow #7 Andy C83, Sep 3, 2014 Mikey Boots - Official Trailer Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel Breinstein Well-Known Member Sep 27, 2012 527 5 18 The Netherlands #8 Breinstein, Sep 3, 2014 Yesss! Really looking forward to play !! :-( just have to have 12 hours of patience before iT is out here. Grr sometimes i wish i was living in NZ. Shan82 Well-Known Member Apr 27, 2012 278 0 0 Songwriter. USA #9 Shan82, Sep 3, 2014 You get to play as a girl now? YAY! I can't wait to get this later. Exact-Psience Well-Known Member Jan 12, 2012 22,664 2 38 The Work-At-Home Guy Philippines #10 Exact-Psience, Sep 3, 2014 Oh my, what a surprise! Havent even finished Mikey Hooks yet cloudpuff Well-Known Member Sep 12, 2013 3,600 0 36 lazy layabout uk #11 cloudpuff, Sep 3, 2014 My daughter will be jumping for joy at this. metalcasket Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Patreon Gold Patreon Bronze May 24, 2010 11,065 1,342 113 Deepest Circle, Hel #12 metalcasket, Sep 3, 2014 I've been fortunate enough to have been playing Mikey Boots for a few days now, and you guys are in for a treat! First things first, the sights and sounds of the Mikey series are all present. The awesome speed-running aspect of the first 2 (well, 3) games is still intact and of course...if you dug exploring the levels of the first few games for Mikey's golden shorts, you'll be delighted to know that too is still here. So...what exactly has changed, you ask? The controls. Yes, Mikey's flawless virtual controls aren't present in Boots. Now, of course the elephant in the room is if these new controls are any good...and instead of beating around the bush, I'll just get this out of the way: Yes. Mikey auto-runs in Boots. Don't worry, this isn't an endless runner, and as said, still maintains everything we loved about Shorts and Hooks. Think of it as a cave flyer instead. You press on the left side of the screen to make Mikey float to the left and right to...well, you get it. That's it. No pesky controls on the screen...nothing. It really doesn't take more than 30 seconds to get used to the controls and you'll be glad to know that yet again, BeaverTap has nailed them. They don't get any better than this. Mikey (and his female counterpart, if you choose) has a certain weight to him and once you start getting to the harder levels, you'll truly start to appreciate how well he controls. Oh, and let's just get this out of the way...Flappy Bird, this is not. As mentioned above, this brings us to another comparison between the rest of the series. The difficulty. If you've been following Mikey's little online saga for the last couple of years, you'll remember people questioning if Mikey Shorts was even a game. There were no enemies, you couldn't die and basically the entire game (beside the exploration and collecting coins) was centered around the competitive speed-running aspect of the game. BeaverTap changed things around for Mikey Hooks, but what remained was also a very friendly, easy-to-get-into game that focused on speed-running, but was harder than the first...and you could die. What does Mikey Boots bring to the table? Well, at first glance, it's really easy. Now, undeniably...Boots, more than the other games in the series will attract the casual mobile crowd with it's new controls...but don't be mistaken; while the game starts off easy, the second half of the game and the bonus levels will start tempting you to start pulling out your hair. Mind you, it's not impossible...but when ahem*bonuslevel5*ahem has you dying a couple of thousand times like I did, you'll be put in your place. Rather than just making it to the end in the fastest time possible like you did in the older games, you'll start having to avoid the plethora of grounded enemies, flying missiles, incredibly narrow passages and thousands and thousands of bloody spikes every-frickin-where! It's a fantastic change to the series and proves that BeaverTap Games can not only take feedback/criticism/whining/whatever, but can also whoop your ass with it! So yeah...I think this wall-of-text is big enough. Mikey Boots? Worth getting as a longtime fan or a newcomer to the series? Yes. To both of them. The same gameplay you loved in the older games is still present, yet the game is a totally different monster. Both immediately accessible and perfect for the hardcore gamer. Trust me, you'll love this frickin' game. Sanuku Well-Known Member Jun 14, 2009 11,954 4 38 Austria http://www.touchgameplay.com #13 Sanuku, Sep 3, 2014 Game Impressions Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel Hoggy110 Well-Known Member Jan 11, 2012 2,670 0 0 Student The rainbow-fuelled nightmare of my mind https://twitter.com/Hapmatic #14 Hoggy110, Sep 3, 2014 So yeah...that MetalCasket wall of text just made the purchase even more solid...if it could be. The Mikey games are really nice. Definetly getting this game slamraman Well-Known Member Patreon Gold Aug 27, 2011 2,511 8 38 #15 slamraman, Sep 3, 2014 I was about to say that the Mikey games are the only games my whole family plays and then I see my son has posted here before me above. Looks like another bobby dazzler. Properly cannot wait. As my good friend, Ian Brown, said back in 1989, 'The marquis de sade don't wear no boots like these'. InkyTheGhost Well-Known Member Jul 12, 2012 338 0 0 NYC #16 InkyTheGhost, Sep 3, 2014 Awesome. That candy land song is pure 90's sitcom theme song. ramon31 Well-Known Member Sep 4, 2011 843 0 16 Hortacultrist Australia #17 ramon31, Sep 3, 2014 WooHoo I love the Mikey games!! Can't wait till the morning so I can play this gem. jpgold Well-Known Member Sep 21, 2012 1,818 56 48 Online Ad Sales - Pandora New York, NY #18 jpgold, Sep 3, 2014 This is everything I wanted to hear and more. Thanks for the impressions and can't wait....roll on 11p! Lavender Well-Known Member Dec 31, 2013 2,966 0 36 United States #19 Lavender, Sep 3, 2014 Reminds me of the 3d super Mario under water. I am going to love this. GlennX Well-Known Member May 10, 2009 761 0 0 UK #20 GlennX, Sep 3, 2014 What are the controls on this, seems a little like Fat Owl With A Jetpack, my fault for taking so long over it I guess... (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Page 1 of 11 1 ← 2 3 4 5 6 → 11 Next > Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Password: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
Yesss! Really looking forward to play !! :-( just have to have 12 hours of patience before iT is out here. Grr sometimes i wish i was living in NZ.
I've been fortunate enough to have been playing Mikey Boots for a few days now, and you guys are in for a treat! First things first, the sights and sounds of the Mikey series are all present. The awesome speed-running aspect of the first 2 (well, 3) games is still intact and of course...if you dug exploring the levels of the first few games for Mikey's golden shorts, you'll be delighted to know that too is still here. So...what exactly has changed, you ask? The controls. Yes, Mikey's flawless virtual controls aren't present in Boots. Now, of course the elephant in the room is if these new controls are any good...and instead of beating around the bush, I'll just get this out of the way: Yes. Mikey auto-runs in Boots. Don't worry, this isn't an endless runner, and as said, still maintains everything we loved about Shorts and Hooks. Think of it as a cave flyer instead. You press on the left side of the screen to make Mikey float to the left and right to...well, you get it. That's it. No pesky controls on the screen...nothing. It really doesn't take more than 30 seconds to get used to the controls and you'll be glad to know that yet again, BeaverTap has nailed them. They don't get any better than this. Mikey (and his female counterpart, if you choose) has a certain weight to him and once you start getting to the harder levels, you'll truly start to appreciate how well he controls. Oh, and let's just get this out of the way...Flappy Bird, this is not. As mentioned above, this brings us to another comparison between the rest of the series. The difficulty. If you've been following Mikey's little online saga for the last couple of years, you'll remember people questioning if Mikey Shorts was even a game. There were no enemies, you couldn't die and basically the entire game (beside the exploration and collecting coins) was centered around the competitive speed-running aspect of the game. BeaverTap changed things around for Mikey Hooks, but what remained was also a very friendly, easy-to-get-into game that focused on speed-running, but was harder than the first...and you could die. What does Mikey Boots bring to the table? Well, at first glance, it's really easy. Now, undeniably...Boots, more than the other games in the series will attract the casual mobile crowd with it's new controls...but don't be mistaken; while the game starts off easy, the second half of the game and the bonus levels will start tempting you to start pulling out your hair. Mind you, it's not impossible...but when ahem*bonuslevel5*ahem has you dying a couple of thousand times like I did, you'll be put in your place. Rather than just making it to the end in the fastest time possible like you did in the older games, you'll start having to avoid the plethora of grounded enemies, flying missiles, incredibly narrow passages and thousands and thousands of bloody spikes every-frickin-where! It's a fantastic change to the series and proves that BeaverTap Games can not only take feedback/criticism/whining/whatever, but can also whoop your ass with it! So yeah...I think this wall-of-text is big enough. Mikey Boots? Worth getting as a longtime fan or a newcomer to the series? Yes. To both of them. The same gameplay you loved in the older games is still present, yet the game is a totally different monster. Both immediately accessible and perfect for the hardcore gamer. Trust me, you'll love this frickin' game.
So yeah...that MetalCasket wall of text just made the purchase even more solid...if it could be. The Mikey games are really nice. Definetly getting this game
I was about to say that the Mikey games are the only games my whole family plays and then I see my son has posted here before me above. Looks like another bobby dazzler. Properly cannot wait. As my good friend, Ian Brown, said back in 1989, 'The marquis de sade don't wear no boots like these'.
This is everything I wanted to hear and more. Thanks for the impressions and can't wait....roll on 11p!
What are the controls on this, seems a little like Fat Owl With A Jetpack, my fault for taking so long over it I guess...
