JUJU

“Its simplicity won't be for everyone, as the core gameplay involves clearing a stage with as many crystals as possible (a la Rayman Origins and Legends), as well as finding hidden items throughout the stage.”

“It has a great co-op mode, with an easy drop-in and drop-out mechanic. It is very forgiving, allowing a player to rely on their partner to solve challenging stages by putting them in a bubble to be dragged along until they feel comfortable joining again.”

“There are 4 different worlds, and in each level you encounter new enemies, traps, platforming concepts, and gameplay mechanics.”

“The graphics are absolutely beautiful, full of vibrant colors.”

“Despite it bringing nothing extraordinary new or challenging to the table, it manages to combine a delightful setting and cute graphics with all the existing tropes of the genre in a very satisfying and casual friendly way - especially if you play in co-op.”

“This game is really good, nice colorful graphics, I played it as an adult and had a good time; it's just a chill easy time, for me, it's reminiscent of Donkey Kong Country.”

“Help Juju and his fellowship Peyo in their quest to save Juju's father Jambee and fight the evil bat.”

“This game follows the story of Juju and Peyo who witness Juju's father engaged in some kind of occult ritual.”

“Story mode available as single player or local co-op with keyboard and controller.”

“Furthermore, there are several additional modes like time-trial you can replay each level in, adding a layer of replayability to each of them.”

“Replayability: for sure you could sit with a friend and have them play this alongside you if you finished it by yourself.”

“Animated and colourful characters and worlds, boss fights are challenging and fun, solid amount of collectables and challenges add quite a lot of replay value.”