Review: Jack N’ Jill (PlayStation 4)
Will you help reunite Jack N’ Jill? 140 levels and a bunch of mini games!. Once upon a time, Jack and Jill, went up the hill, to fetch a pail of water. It didn’t particularly end well for them, and to be honest, things aren’t exactly great for another Jack and Jill either.
Pros:
- Charming retro-inspired graphics with a simple Black and White appearance.
- 55.66MB Download size.
- Platformer/runner gameplay.
- Platinum trophy.
- Controls- One button. Your character will move on its own and you just have to time the jumps.
- Seven worlds with 20 levels within each.
- Can replay levels.
- Play as either Jack or Jill.
- Finish worlds to unlock mini-games.
- Opening tutorial.
- Collect coins in levels to unlock harder challenges.
- Earn tickets in mini-games and challenges to buy new character models in the in-game shop.
- Simple gameplay.
- Easy controls.
- Fast easy Platinum trophy.
- Cross-buy with the PlayStation Vita.
- Chiptune soundtrack.
- Instant reloads upon death.
Cons:
- Soundtrack wears out very quickly.
- Constant difficulty spikes.
- One trick pony.
- Little replay value especially if you do not want the extra challenges.
- Platinum can be earned without seeing the vast majority of the game.
