Reed Remastered Review (PlayStation 4)
For this Reed Remastered Review, we go back, Long ago in a beautiful and mysterious world, an old supercomputer created the digital world that is now breaking down. In a final effort to stop the impending end of virtual space, a small creature named Reed was created to save the world. Help Reed collect information cubes in order to recalibrate the world and reboot the system. Avoid enemies and traps along the way to successfully move onto the next world!
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Reed Remastered Review Pros
- Lush pixel art graphics.
- 53.92 MB download size.
- Platinum trophy.
- Cross-buy with Playstation Vita.
- Stackable platinum trophy.
- Opening tutorial.
- Puzzle platformer gameplay.
- The screen shakes on/off.
- 50 levels to unlock.
- Gives off Fez vibes, especially for graphic design.
- Beautiful Chiptune-esque soundtrack.
- Easy Platinum trophy.
- Actions jump and double jump.
- The gameplay revolves around collecting cubes and getting to the exit.
- Bite-sized levels.
- Quick restarts.
Reed Remastered Review Cons:
- Difficulty spikes.
- No replay value.
- Slow starter.
- Gets a tad repetitive.
- Feels plain.
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