The Spelunker series is one of the oldest in the gaming industry, with the original game’s release dating all the way back to 1983. After receiving a Japan only sequel in 1987, the series was dormant for many years until it was revived in 2009 with a new HD title.
John wishes he had avoided this party in his latest review.
Solo Spelunker Party is an unforgiving grind, but a strong multiplayer component makes for a fun time with retro-minded friends.
NintendoSoup: The Nintendo Switch is no stranger to Party Games, it is practically designed for multiplayer. However, what happens when you take the classic Spelunker franchise and give it a party makeover? Read on to find out.
