The Video Game Network -As I sit here on this sunny morning writing this Cloudberry Kingdom review, I can’t help but reminisce of the good ol’ days. The days where I would wake up extra early, just so I could continue my journey in whatever game I was playing the night before. This was usually Super Mario World or Earthworm Jim for the Super Nintendo. Cloudberry Kingdom takes me back to those days of glory that I cherish so dearly.
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Is it even possible? Who cares? Physics disagree? Well screw physics.
The Cloudberry crew is back after a long break, and this time they're better than ever
This game is pretty cool, I quite enjoy it. There is something I find odd about the way the characters jump feels though, like the momentum stops instantly when you let off the jump button. Anyone else feel this or is it me?