Runbow is a terrifically fun game with a great art style and unique gameplay mechanics. It is great whether looking to test your platforming skills alone or play against friends or strangers. If you're looking for a platformer-meets-rhythm-game-meets-puzz...
Love the simple, colorful aesthetic, Oh hey Shantae, Pretty much the perfect multiplayer party game, Singleplayer content is great and can be tackled in groups (if you want), Still as fast and frantic as ever
Bowhemoth is for masochists, Private room codes are a weird way around "play with friends", This package does not include any of the DLC
I don't even remember how many times I've said the word “fun” in this review, but that's just the word to describe Runbow! Despite its lackluster online and underwhelming single-player functionality, this is a must have for Wii U owners and Indie gamers a...
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Published: 2015-10-09, Author: Jeremy , review by: gamespot.com
Multiplayer modes that aren't races miss the mark, Singleplayer levels are too easy
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Published: 2015-09-10, Author: Russell , review by: Gamingnexus.com
Abstract: Ever play a game and think that it's just a rip off of another game or borrows so many elements or mechanics from it that you think “it's pretty much the same as *insert game here*”? Yeah, I'm guilty of that as well and it can be hard not to be these days...
Published: 2015-09-10, Author: Robert , review by: gamecrate.com
One of the best indie games to surface this year, Runbow is a sheer delight, whether you're running through the game on your own or taking up with a group of friends in a fight to the finish. Make sure you rush to the eShop and give it a download...
"Run" mode is fun, The "Bowhemoth" challenge is worth checking out
Online play is lackluster, Local multiplayer isn't fun without a big group, Single-player is largely forgettable
Ultimately, Runbow disappoints. Bowhemoth is a fun distraction. Single-player is a pretty traditional and unimaginative series of levels that only major platforming fans will maybe enjoy. And online is a hit or miss (mostly miss) collection of modes that...
Published: 2015-08-26, Author: Chris , review by: destructoid.com
Abstract: There's been a renewed interest in party games this generation, and I'm loving it. While I'm all for any number of engrossing solo experiences that take a hundred or more hours to complete, on an equal level, I want to chill out and play with friends.Luck...
