Really, there is little actually wrong with Bloo Kid 2. The mechanics are competent, the level designs are fun, the chiptunes are nice, the visuals are solid, and there is an impressive amount of conent for the price. Aside from the lack of a run button, and very occasional surprise deaths thanks to the small screen, it’s hard to fault the game. On all accounts, this is more than worth four dollars. The big problem is, you have probably experienced much that it offers already.
"2D platformers have been around forever and they're still great fun to play so let's check out 5 recent ones for Nintendo Switch." - A.J. Maciejewski from Video Chums
Bloo Kid 2 is throwback to early platform games–there's certainly nothing innovative or unique here, but it's a fun way to spend a few hours.
After rescuing his girlfriend from the hands of the evil wizard, Bloo Kid and Pink Girl enjoy life with their newborn “Pink Kid”.
