Recent reviews by djgorham

This game rocks. It is a fast paced runner game where the music really immerses you deeper in their universe. It is easy to pick up and play - and the game does a great job of introducing new moves and mechanics the deeper you get in the game. Bit Trip trains you well slowly and by the end of the game you feel like a pro!

Music! Every world and level has unique music - but what really stands out is every time you collect something - it feels like it is to the beat. The more you collect - the better the music and you end up having even more fun!

Frustration factor is ZERO, but that does not mean it isn't challenging. There are multiple difficulty levels so you can still feel challenged - but not once did I want to throw a controller because of wonky gameplay design or controls. It is a smooth experience from start to finish.

Length! There is 5 unique worlds with about 15-20 levels per world. You can unlock new characters and go into a few secret 8bit worlds. You will not be disappointed by the length of the game - and at no point does it begin to feel overly repetitive.

I highly recommend this game if you are looking for phenomenal music and stunning art. It is a running game with great controls. Jokes are peppered throughout the story and high production value shines in Gaijin Game's Bit.Trip Runner 2!

This game rocks. Plain and simple. The puzzles are challenging yet not frusterating. The art and gameplay work amazingly together while you explore this treacherous terrain.

You are an astronaut and are following commands from the voice from above (think Portal). You find a gun where you can clone yourself - and you work to collect orbs to unlock new areas and solve the mystery of where are you and - where is everyone?

If you like puzzles, sci-fi, clones, astroids that talk to you, and superb art - play this game.

Instantly addicting and a great buy.