It is by no means award-winning fare but it is different enough to never become cliche, which in a world of sequels and reboots, makes a refreshing change. We will not spoil the details of his investigation too much, suffice to say that for a small, mobile platformer Leo's Fortune tells a story as well as anything else out there. In turn, throughout the game, he suspects members of his own family of pilfering his wealth, which is the driving force and ultimately the moral of the story.
He may be a ball of fluff but Leo has some very human complexities and his success has brought him much good fortune but left him distrusting of those he deems close. He is obviously adorable - though we sincerely doubt that Leo would appreciate that description - and it is immediately impressive how much his personality shines through during the introductory lines of dialogue. Leo is a mercurial teal green ball of fluff with a moustache that Tom Selleck would be proud of. The premise of the game is fairly simple - players must guide our protagonist Leopold, the Grand Inventor of Greatest Engineering, through trap and puzzle-laden levels to uncover the mystery of his stolen fortune, collecting the trail of gold coins along the way.
Leo's Fortune on Xbox One does not disappoint. Even back then it was clear that 1337 & Senri LLC had a little gem on their hands and fans immediately begged for it to be brought to their next-gen console, so that they could spend more time with protagonist Leo.
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Leo's Fortune started out life as a mobile platformer, released on the Apple Store and for Android in 2014.
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