Review: N++ (Steam)

N++ is all about smooth physics, deftly controlling the speed and inertia of the character, and the awesome feeling of fluidly moving through each level.

Pros:

• Classic graphic style of N+.
• Full controller support.
• Three modes: Solo, Co-op and race.
• Help section with game play tips.
• Fast frantic puzzle platformer.
• Customize your character.
• Opening tutorial section.
• Story section with a short text based overview of whats what.
• Steam Achievements.
• Steam Trading Crads.
• Huge in depth no options spared level creator.
• Graphic options: Resolution, Full screen, Display, Refresh rate and V-Sync.
• Stats screen that goes so deep into it it will tell you how many times you jumped, Hell even how many times you pressed left or right!
• Online leader boards with all the filters.
• Overall completion percentage.
• Browse community levels with filters like: Best, featured,top weekly, newest and hardest. All can be played in race,solo or co op modes.
• Options allow you to change things explosion types, Blood colour, have it change Background colours after each level and so much more.
• Unlock many more themes like retro or futuristic colour schemes.
• Change song from main menu.
• Banging soundtrack with some brilliant techno drum and bass.
• Simple solid controls. All you need to do is learn the jump mechanic and move. Holding the jump button increases height whilst quick taps allow better hovering techniques.
• Save replays of your runs.
• Every level is timed, Collect gold dots to add +2 seconds onto the timer.
• A game where momentum is every bit as precious as timed jumps are.
• Over 1000 levels in the game!
• Your replays will show in the background on the main menu.
• You can follow/favourite and search specific authors work.

Cons:

• No real player customization options. In previous games you could have bandannas and change colour for example. EDIT: These are now in the game, Metanet the rascals were keeping them secret for a launch day surprise!
• No online play.
• You don’t like ninjas.
• Your co op partner is crap.
• Game view is too far out in single player.
• Difficulty spikes.