Neil writes "If there is one bunch of gamers who I really feel sorry for, it is those who steadfastly refuse to play any game other than a triple A title for fear that the independent, small studio behind it is just trying to cash in on the entire video game industry by delivering a sloppy experience.
Because you see, it is these gamers who will miss out on a ton of stunning little games that just must be played.
Kick & Fennick is one such title."
"Via Nintendo eShop, both Wii U and Nintendo 3DS have received several offers quite unique, from small teams spread across the world.
On the back of many of these proposals meet people who, inspired by their favorite series, but also looking for something new, try above all to be creative and bring new ways to play to the market. The result of these initiatives could not fail to be one that is now the catalog of digital Store Nintendo: a set of small games, but very varied and imaginative."
COG writes: What appears to be a gimmick, turns out to be a well thought out side-scrolling adventure in Jaywalkers Interactive's, Kick & Fennick.
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."
This game was a really nice surprise when we got it through PS+ for the Vita. Not crazy about the character design (poor artistic design, just in his look), but that's really my only complaint. (the rest of the visuals and artistic design is pretty great) It really was a lot of fun and I'm glad that it will be reaching a wider audience now!
Although it is not a AAA game(to be honest noways it is not that relevant) it is a very good game. Much fun.