- September 11, 2015
- EnjoyUp Games
Run Run and Die
22%Game Brain Score
graphics, humor
gameplay, stability
24% User Score 42 reviews
Platforms
PCWii UWiiWindows
About
Run Run and Die is a crazy and atypical challenging runner. You must help our little penguin hero escape a hellish complex through 24 levels filled with spikes, bombs, robots, traps, and more!











+8
Audience ScoreBased on 42 reviews
graphics4 positive mentions
gameplay2 negative mentions
- The game features a cute and colorful penguin character that adds a fun element.
- Some players find the game enjoyable and challenging, especially if they appreciate difficult gameplay.
- The 2D silhouette art style in some levels is more appealing than the low-quality 3D graphics.
- The camera angles are poorly designed, often leading to unexpected deaths and confusion.
- The game is excessively difficult, requiring precise jumps that can lead to frustration and repetitive gameplay.
- There are minimal controls, with only a jump function, and no options to adjust sound or gameplay settings.
- graphics8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The game's graphics feature a mix of low-poly 3D design and colorful visuals, though many players find the overall aesthetic to be minimalistic and lacking depth. Some levels showcase a more appealing 2D silhouette art style, but the majority of the game is criticized for its simplistic and bare-bones graphics. Overall, while there are moments of visual charm, the challenging gameplay often prevents players from fully appreciating the graphics.
“Graphically, the game is colorful with some nice lighting but you won't get a chance to look for long before your first death!”
“If you stick with it, some levels have a 2D silhouette art style that is much more appealing than the bad 3D that is present in a majority of the game.”
“The graphics are low-poly design, which adds a unique charm to the overall aesthetic.”
“The game features very bare-bones minimalist mechanics and graphics.”
“Graphically, the game is colorful with some nice lighting, but you won't get a chance to look for long before your first death.”