Hard-Hat Domo
Hard-Hat Domo is a DSiWare game that you use Domo as a construction worker to get to the top of a 100-floor building. It was made by Suzak. The game's goal is to match the ladder colors to the floor colors to get points.
Hard-Hat Domo
- Date
- 2009
- Publisher
- Nintendo
- Genre
- puzzle video game
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Hard-Hat Domo is a DSiWare game that you use Domo as a construction worker to get to the top of a 100-floor building. It was made by Suzak. The game's goal is to match the ladder colors to the floor colors to get points.
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Sometimes, it is impossible to match both colors, but the game allows players to place a ladder as long as the ladder color and the color of the floor beneath him match. A level is cleared upon reaching the top floor. There is a timer that shows how many seconds until Wall Construction begins. Time is added to the timer when a ladder is placed. If the timer runs out, Wall Construction begins. If the Wall Construction catches up to Domo's current floor, he will lose one meat-and-potato stew bowl. If Domo loses all of his bowls, the game ends.
Key facts
Key facts
• Title — Hard-Hat Domo • Developer — Suzak Inc. • Publisher — Nintendo • Released — October 19, 2009 • Genre — Puzzle • Modes — Single-player, multiplayer • Platforms — Nintendo DSi (DSiWare)
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Hard-Hat Domo was released in North America as a DSiWare on October 19, 2009.
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Nintendo Lifes Philip J Reed criticized the game's repetitive gameplay and stiff controls.
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- 1.Hard-Hat Domo at Game Positive
- 2.Hard-Hat Domo at Nintendo
- 3.Hard-Hat-Domo Help Manual
- 4.Duyn, Marcel van. Nintendo Download: Winds, Warriors, Dinosaurs and Domo-kun (US). Nintendo Life. 19 October 2009.
- 5.DeVries, Jack. Hard-Hat Domo Review. IGN. 22 October 2009.
- 6.Reed, Philip J. Hard-Hat Domo Review (DSiWare). Nintendo Life. 21 October 2009.
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