With wacky physics, puzzle and platformer hybrids coming back into fashion as of recently, it's only fair that an often-forgotten legend should make its return.
Despite bigging it up that way with the opening sentence, I actually don't... like the current trend of "whoa so zany!" physics in many games like Fall Guys becoming so commonplace, and have found the whole concept to be a tad annoying as an addition to a lot of recent examples. So a game based all around that style of gameplay then...
While I did have my woes with a couple of levels and gimmicks, JellyCar Worlds is a great return to form for a long dormant franchise in need of some TLC, with its unique twists on controls and gameplay combined with bitesized, quick to pick up and put down again levels hitting a benchmark of "just right" for me. Looking forward to new content releasing in the future.
Despite bigging it up that way with the opening sentence, I actually don't... like the current trend of "whoa so zany!" physics in many games like Fall Guys becoming so commonplace, and have found the whole concept to be a tad annoying as an addition to a lot of recent examples. So a game based all around that style of gameplay then...
While I did have my woes with a couple of levels and gimmicks, JellyCar Worlds is a great return to form for a long dormant franchise in need of some TLC, with its unique twists on controls and gameplay combined with bitesized, quick to pick up and put down again levels hitting a benchmark of "just right" for me. Looking forward to new content releasing in the future.