The premise behind Giana Sisters: Dream Runners is simple; get far enough head of your opponents to push them off the screen. With up to four players (or AI opponents), you will run, dash, jump, collect power ups, and smash your way across nine levels of pure multi-player mayhem.
Does Giana Sisters: Dream Runners offer the same challenging and fast-paced action that made Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams so fun?
Giana Sisters: Dream Runners is a fast-paced, head-to-head platformer for up to four players developed by Black Forest Games. The game pits up to four players (or AI opponents) against each other in a looping stage, in local and online competition, speed-running for the finish in an effort to push each other off the screen with the help of boosters and power-ups.
Welcome back to our monthly installment where we give you the three best and three worst games of the previous month. If you’re curious what to pick up and what to avoid then look no further.
I can't believe you could narrow it down to just 3 good games, and it was only september. October and November are gonna be NUTS.
I think MGS was not a very good game, and I've beat every other MGS game. I just couldn't get into it.
Drew Leachman writes: For the longest time, Dave Payerle, contributor and reviewer for this site has touted Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams as an amazing platformer I should really try out. I was asked to review the new Giana Sisters game and figured, this would be a good idea to see if I enjoy the style. Well, come to find out Giana Sisters: Dream Runners is nothing like Twisted Dreams, and is, in fact, not a good game. Thanks, Dave.
