It features quite a bit of fogging and framerates drop considerably in certain situations. Low-polygon models lack a great deal of animation and once again, Nintendo's overly filtered blur effect has returned. However, bearing everything in mind, Glover is not an ugly game. It's just very standard. Sound Cute and cuddly, but it works.
Music fits each level perfectly.
Sound effects are equally fine-tuned. Bouncing balls hit with a thump, bowling balls roll along with accompanying led sound and enemies manage various howls, laughter, and the like. All in all, not bad. Comments Glover won't blow anybody away in the graphic department. Admittedly, Glover does come with a learning curve and later levels can lead to madness, but until you've rolled a ball around a level with a walking hand, well, you're just missing out on the best things in life.