Abberbury

I am a Filthy Casual (tm) who plays games like Mass Effect and Fallout 4 on easy and still die over and over. I got my "you died" achievement in Dark Souls 2 before the tutorial and stopped playing after like forty minutes with zero qualms. I have rage quit every single platformer game I have ever touched, and just sort of despise brutally hard things that feel like chores. Basically, I am not exactly sure why I decided to buy Abberbury, we just were loking for a splitscreen game for an evening with my friend. But even if you're a dirty rotten casual gamer who button smashes in any game approaching action, and panics when the screen becomes red... give it a try if you get the opportunity. It is seriously fun.

Well, this game is pretty fun and looks like oldschool games. Sometimes it burns away my ass, but you feel so good when you finally beat challenges. Btw my friend (we played coop) was frustrated much more, so it's brilliant. Totally worth it!

This game is a drunk marshmallow whipped with a fuzz ball cleaned with a lamp hitting your head in a ear assumption wave of donkey kong muffins shape lifting a cornball

Looks nice, but plays as though it was made by creatures from beyond space and time who have only had a second hand vague description of how things like space and gravity work. I didn't so much find it challenging as horribly frustrating, as the positioning and jumping mechanics felt so loose and clunky. It's a shame, I can see how it could be fun, but it sadly missed the mark. Just like my Knight trying to jump.

I might write a full review later, but this is a great 2 player co-op game. Especially with Remote Play Together. Even supports a sort of split screen when another player is off screen. Would recommend.

<3 COOL souls like in 2d man