KarmaZoo

The only major issue with this game is how empty it is player wise, thankfully I found a community that organizes games sometimes and played a couple of rounds with 10 players it ended up being a lot of fun, I would strongly recommend it for those that likes co-op games AND have the chance to organize with a couple of friends or find a community to host games. Being more specific with some points it seems that some of the unlocks and feats requires a lot of grinding, which again if you cannot organize a play group that easy, getting achievements for this game will be a very hard task to do. Another thing is that the levels are very different when you play with 3 people compared to 10 people, so you may want to vary the amount of players you get every time or the levels will start repeating after a while.

I last played it in 2024 and it was easy to find games (probably isn't now) but it was extremely fun and easily one of my favorites of the year.

This game reminded me that I have no friends , therefore I couldn't play it.

Really fun game for groups of friends! Accessible to people who don't play platformers too!

if you have looked at the recent reviews, you already know the issue. [h1] The game is dead. [/h1] what does this mean? well, the game is the digital gaming equivalent of a paper-weight. you CANT play. the main appeal of the game is the online multiplayer where you and a handful of other players randomly match up and go through a flurry of puzzle rooms where the main gimmick is helping each other, which is actually really fun, as when i had played the demo not too long ago, i did have fun playing with the few people on. hearts [which are the main currency] are gained when people help each other, so the gameplay would consist of going through rooms and in the final room, everyone would die so their graves could be walked on and theyd gain hearts. that is the main gameplay loop of the game. the only other mode of gameplay is the local multiplayer, which as far as ive been informed, is another gamemode and thus may either be less polished or just not what the player wanted to play. in some cases its just impossible to choose that as an option. so what does this mean? the game is unplayable. there isnt another way to say this, but you cant play the game anymore. you either need to…

I like what I played KarmaZoo, but it has one problem that causes me a thumbs down. It's coop only. Unless you have up to 9 friends that want to play... this is a glorified, digital paperweight. The game itself is pretty cool, kind of a roguelike platformer with lots of stuff to unlock over time. So, the core experience is to log into a room with random players, work together to navigate through 5 random stages together, collecting fruit to offer better "Bonus Choices" for the next stage, until you win or die as a team. The rewards used their unlock new bodies and powers to be used on future runs. There's some fun aspects to the core game, the life system being quite special. When players are seperated, their life bubbles slowly shrinks and it refills immediately when you come close together. So I'll run to hit a switch, and then quickly gather up before we die. This leads to some really cool moments where you'll be on opposites sides of a wall, solving your puzzles while repeatedly linking up the life bubbles through the wall. Honestly? That experience was 10/10 interesting for me. The puzzles are a combination of hitting switches, jumping platforms, healing one another …