DHGF: Frankly this is one of the better games I’ve played, period. It’s addictive, deep, and just a tightly designed game where every part is connected to each other. A lot of games I’ve played lately feel like they’re developed with different ideas in mind, like a multiplayer hastily added in, or game mechanics that just exist because they were thought up at some point in development but never really integrated well. Because of the high production value of many AAA games we say they’re polished, but they really aren’t. Runner2 is polished, with every piece of it fitting perfectly together. It’s a game that you should experience, even it it’s only the demo.
“There are definitely more interesting 2D platformers on the market but that doesn't mean Runner2 is a bad choice for fans of the genre to check out either; particularly, if you like having your reaction speed challenged.” - Martijn van Gent from Video Chums.
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There is hardly anything wrong with this addictive and utterly crazy game. From the moment the utterly bizarre advertisement pops up and Charles Martinet’s voice flows through the speakers you know you are in for a crazy and delightful experience.
There is so much to keep you entertained with this Cross-Buy title and the desire to play it through twice is an easy choice to make. BIT.TRIP Presents… Runner2: Future Legend Rhythm Alien is mad fun for the whole family and I cannot recommend it enough.
Runner2 is the new (or old) 2D sidescroller, PlayStation 4 release by Gaijin games, which came out back on February 24th but if you’ve been paying attention you’ll probably know that the game was released on other platforms back in 2013.
