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You’re a red bat flipping through circus chaos—glide, bounce off trampolines, and try not to faceplant into the bottomless pits. The floaty jumps feel weird at first, then suddenly you’re nailing backflips over clown heads.

Genre: Platform
Released: 1993
File size: 705 bytes
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Game Overview

Okay, so Aero the Acro-Bat is one of those early '90s SNES platformers that feels like it got dunked in circus glitter—in a good way. You play as this acrobatic red bat (yes, really) who flips, glides, and bounces through levels that look like a carnival threw up on them. The controls are floaty at first—took me a minute to get used to the way Aero kinda hangs in the air—but once it clicks, you’re ricocheting off trampolines and dive-bombing enemies like a pro.

The villain, Edgar Ektor, is stealing your circus or something? Honestly, the plot’s just an excuse to run through these weirdly vibrant levels full of clowns, tightropes, and those spinning platforms that always mess up your timing. It’s got that classic "try not to fall into the bottomless pit" tension, but with way more backflips. Not the deepest game, but it’s got charm for days. Just don’t expect it to hold your hand.

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