yepunderscore
2021
Some great levels and a great core movement set to explore these levels in. Sadly the bosses are all rather lackluster, the core game is a bit longwinded with mandatory revisits to stages (even if they are changed up it still feels a tad cheap) and a few of the abilities just did not mesh well with me. On a whole though one of the most promising platformers in recent memory.
1996
1997
One of the finest N64 outings, a game that rewards mastery so well. It's frustrating at first, and is certainly not for everyone but between it's tongue-in-cheek nature and the fluidity of levels once you learn the mechanics it's one of the most entrancing gaming experiences period. Some levels still are a bit too rigid in the way you're meant to play them but a lot of them are very free if you understand what you're doing.
2014
2016
2018
More Lethal League, I never got too deep into this game because of how it's much less snappy than it's predecessor. There is certainly a layer of depth with how much weightier your actions feel but as a casual player the first is still more interesting and fun to play. Still well worth your time I probably just got filtered iunno.
2021
This review contains spoilers
Excited for when this is out of Early Access, as the core gameplay is there. Only a handful of the levels really stand out or wowed me though, and as much as I love Monkey Ball that game is large-in-part carried by the level design. Hopefully by the time the full game comes out there'll be more interesting levels and better use of mechanics but for now this is a very fun romp. Support the devs and pick this up if you have any interest in these style of games because Iunno if we're gonna get anything better anytime soon.