Review: Bloo Kid 2 (Nintendo Switch)

After rescuing his girlfriend from the hands of the evil wizard, Bloo Kid and Pink Girl enjoy life with their newborn “Pink Kid”. But then, a whole new adventure starts just out of the bloo.

Pros:

• 8-bit style graphics.
• 44.7mb download size.
• Full touchscreen support.
• Own in-game achievements.
• Four save slots.
• Four difficulties-easy/normal/hard/nightmare.
• Five worlds to unlock.
• 12 levels within each world.
• Six collectibles in each level and is awarded for-speed run/blue stars/stars/hearts/balloon and kill all enemies in the level.
• Platformer gameplay.
• Chiptune soundtrack.
• Checkpoints in level which heals along with saving progress.
• Actions-jump and double jump. Kill enemies by jumping on their heads.
• The level timer is shown.
• Clean UI that has an enemy and star counter along with hearts.
• Chests have stars/hearts/power-ups within them.
• A lot of replay value.
• Great fun to play.
• Cheap price.
• Big levels with hidden areas and routes.
• Tutorial images show in levels.
• Solid gameplay.
• Pick up and play.
• Good fit for handheld play.

Cons:

• Little gameplay variation.
• Outside of achievements the game has little hooks to keep you going.
• No online interactions.
• The tutorial is basic.
• Have to unlock the hardest difficulty.