Glover

Lazy PC Port No resolution or fullscreen options, Locked at 20-30 fps. also, buggy sound effects and the game crashed on me quite a few times. At least it still plays the same as the original and the music still works.

If the port could be fixed so that you can adjust the screen then that would be nice but so far it is playable after having to slightly manually adjust the config file and even then it isn't perfect bc after launching the game and pressing alt+enter it is still in a small window. Fullscreen fix would be nice but the game is viewable and playable so as of now i give it like a 7/10 plus it has achievements. Had it not been playable at all then i wouldn't even bother recommending it.

Let's talk about a bad port: • Missing options and literally zero quality-of-life improvements. • Zero indication of whether the game actually saved or not. Just pray to God. • So many sound effects are either completely missing or cut off. • The game crashes constantly in some locations. Starting with Pirate Bonus Stage 3, you're playing every level with the constant fear of the game crashing. Very fitting for an already difficult game. The last time it crashed, I had to replay an entire world. Nice. The developer, Piko Interactive, is aware of the problems with this game, as stated on the store page below, and claims they're working on fixes. Don't expect much, though—the last update for Glover was in April 2025, according to SteamDB. Nostalgia convinced me to buy this game, and I thought the reviews were a bit too harsh. In my opinion, Glover is a great, short, although sometimes very difficult, game. But this port completely killed my interest in finishing it, which makes me sad. I really would have loved to play through the last two worlds, but I don't want to brute-force my way through crashes and potentially lose my progress. If you want to play Glover, do it through an emulator like Project64. P.S. Thank God Piko Interactive put their name and their *** logo in the intro cutscene. Otherwise, someone who played this abomination of a port might have forgotten to avoid their future releases. Don't ruin good memories and nostalgia with a bad port. Either make a port, remaster, or remake properly, or don't make one at all. Go buy from Nightdive Studios instead.