MeteoHeroes

It is an ideal game for children, if you are also a fan of the series it is even more enjoyable. It looks very nice and is easy to play so you can't get stuck without advancing. It also has a few collectibles and achievements that can extend its duration.

Platformer for kids in which you go around 9 cities around the world and fix their environmental problems. Skip the title if you’re looking for a challenge. The cities are visited in order, and the goal is the same in each: find three crucial items and make it to the end. The items are selected by the issues that the city is facing. Sydney has a rubbish problem, so you're hunting for junk, whereas Rome has oil stains, so you're looking for oil drums. Besides, you'll never get lost with the help of an arrow pointing in the right direction. Despite the fact that the stages take place in different cities and the backgrounds are nicely done, the design remains mostly the same. Every second stage will feature the same structures and platforms. Stages also contain 100 coins that you can collect for your own satisfaction if you're a completionist. Platforming and combat are both quite basic. All it has is a double jump button, an attack button, and a shield button. The first thing you'll notice is that each member of the MeteoHeroes has the exact identical moves. They all have the same shield and attack with the same ball, albeit of a different color. True, each of them has mastery ov…

Fun game for kids with simple controls and a shallow difficulty curve. Gamepad support is nice. On the down side, voice acting could have been better as it consists in a couple of soundbytes for each character.

MeteoHeroes is an adorable platformer with gorgeous, vibrant visuals that is severely underrated and underappreciated. Its childish appearance is obnoxiously cute, I especially like the progression where you'll pick up abilities that help you reach places you previously couldn't. It's a great game for a good price!