Disorder Review | Gamegrin

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Think ‘platformer’, and more likely than not you’ll picture brightly coloured levels with anthropomorphised creatures or bizarrely athletic plumbers. When it comes to the act of jumping from platform to platform, depression and madness isn’t really the associated theme that springs to mind. Yet here we have Disorder, a very traditional platform title in some respects, but rather unique in others. The basic gameplay of Disorder is instantly familiar and classic platformer territory, but an underlying story and overall tone focused on the concept of madness, and the battle between hope and despair, stands the game out from the ever-increasing titles within the genre. Although to say that this divergence from the norm makes the game better on the whole would be an exaggeration.