The Blade's Will Harrison: Like many failed indie games, Kick & Fennick has one great idea that can’t be fleshed out into what feels like a full game. This is not to say that the game isn’t worth a try. The Vita is a system brimming with great platformers, yet Kick & Fennick can be fun, even if just for a few hours.
Pete from TVG writes "A little boy with a big gun! Interesting sales pitch this one must have been for the Dutch development team. You play as a small boy called Kick. For reasons unknown, Kick wakes up in a futurist world, alone and in a shattered buildings. Shortly after waking, Kick come’s across a robot named Fennick, who saves him from a menacing huge robot. Fennick has a broken energy core however, which Kick then sets off to pay his dues and find Fennick another one."
Kick and Fennick is the most underrated game of the year
I've stated this before and I'll state it again Indies have been impressing me far more this and last gen than AAA titles! Glad another good Indie game is getting a shout-out.
Kick & Fennick is fantastic and one of my favorite Vita games. It's good in short bursts as well as longer play throughs. It's a good blend of puzzle/platforming with some really charming characters.
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