N++

Nintendo Life

Daniel Lipscombe·May 23, 2018

Critic80/100

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Bags of levels and increasing difficulty will keep N++ refreshing for hours and days on end. The mechanics are simple and yet incredibly deep, which opens up a wonderful game brimming with customisation options and new modes to try out. Floaty controls sometimes hamper progress, but the deaths are always spectacular.

PC Gamer

Shaun Prescott·Aug 25, 2016

Critic92/100

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Metanet perfects its longrunning floaty ninja platformer.

Game Informer

Matt Miller·Aug 7, 2015

Critic80/100

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An astounding array of levels offers no end of content to explore, but be prepared for the most minimalistic of presentations.

GameSpot

Justin Clark·Aug 3, 2015

Critic80/100

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The ninja returns, better than ever.

Eurogamer

Simon Parkin·Aug 3, 2015

Critic80/100

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It's not much of a life as an N++ ninja. Temporally speaking, as much as anything. A lack of height and surplus of spee…

GamesRadar+

Ben Tyrer·Jul 30, 2015

Critic80/100

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It’s attempt 73 of Cheap Thrills. I’ve learnt through multiple runs and careful studying of replays how to grab the final bit of gold on the level, the

Push Square

Stephen Tailby·Jul 27, 2015

Critic90/100

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The culmination of a decade's worth of iteration, Metanet's latest is a success in every sense. It's super stylish, feels excellent to play, and has that tough-but-fair balance just right. There may only be a few modes, but within them lie a vast number of levels, and when you're done, you can browse for even more created by players. This certainly won't be a game for everyone, as some people may find it too difficult and possibly a little obtuse. However, for those who like a hard-as-nails platformer and want a fresh compelling experience, you can't do much better than N++.