Review: Grab the Bottle (PlayStation 4)

The story of the game begins in the 50s, somewhere in rural America, where one particularly strong-minded baby is taking his first steps and discovers that anything is possible. Especially as he seems to have an infinitely stretchy arm.

Pros:

• Pop art style graphics with hand-drawn sprites.
• 706.1MB Download size.
• Gameplay- Move a stretchy hand around a series of obstacles in the level, Grab the bottle and return it.
• Collectibles in every level.
• Tutorial level.
• Some items can be interacted with in level like pushing a ball or open a door.
• Swish comic book/Pop art influenced presentation and menu structure.
• Simpler gameplay.
• Can make items interact with each other.
• Easy to get into.
• Unlock bonus levels.
• Difficult.
• Simple yet effective.
• Great time waster.
• Platinum trophy.
• Controls are easy.
• Can get addictive.
• Easy trophy list.

Cons:

• Very basic.
• Same music tracks over and over.
• Little replayability.
• Some hit detection can be dodgy.
• Lack of help/hints for younger players.
• Grabbing the bottle can be difficult and very time sensitive.