Jet Set Knights

Picture this: you're scooping up items and power-ups, suddenly finding yourself as the chief architect of defenses and towers, constructing a quirky garden to shield a "princess" chilling at the bottom. And after bravely tackling waves of enemies, who barges in? The boss! It's like staring down a colossal rubber chicken post-surviving a pillow fight. Oh, and your hero isn't stuck in a loop either. They're leveling up, beefing up stats like they're gearing up for a comedy marathon. Take my word for it, this game is a real knee-slapper—a chuckle fest with a side of pixelated hijinks! I'd give it a thumbs up if I could. But, here comes the curveball. There's a colossal glitch in the collision detection – you can get smacked by objects that are practically on another gaming continent. It's driving me nuts, turning this supposedly simple game into a full-fledged chore. If they could iron out this wonky hitbox issue, I'd be the first to tip my hat and recommend it. But as it stands, I just can't. If my playtime looks longer than an hour, it's probably because I'm idling for cards, not because I'm having a blast. I'd recommend this to Tower Defense fans and those that like a bit of fast…

Seriously underrated. Arcade to the bone and plays great on a cabinet.

Mario-like. In a good sense, I mean.

awesome single screen platformer, perfect for 2 players

If you like arcadey games, like I do, then this game is perfect for you. I had a great time playing and will probably keep coming back to beat my hi-scores. Fun power-ups and fun bosses. Overall a very fun experience. Only not so fun thing is that some on some levels, the platform placement is a little bit annoying for that great flow of movement, or maybe I'm playing it wrong.

I like the mood and the concept of this game, also it supports co-op so is a good fit to play with my wife. I can't ask for more, really.