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Publicación: 2013-03-19, Autor: Adam , crítica de: gotgame.com
Runner 2 is a great step up for the Bit.Trip series. It's addicting to play and has the difficulty/reward factor down. Definitely check it out if you're a fan of platformers or runner-type games...
Exuberant soundtrack, Engrossing connection between action and music, Broadly accessible difficulty spectrum, Charming world and characters, Fiendish challenges available for the intrepid.
Runner 2 artfully blends entrancing music and accessible gameplay to create a joyful experience....
Resumen: Everyone's favorite rhythm platforming series, BIT.TRIP, is back. BIT.TRIP Presents ... Runner2: Future Legend of Rhythm Alien—yes, that's really the name—keeps all the franchise's trademark features, upgrades the graphics, and offers a more reasonable...
Publicación: 2013-03-04, Autor: Jaymes , crítica de: nerdreactor.com
Cheap, Fun, Extraordinarily Challenging, has a ton of Unlockables and Replayability
If played on easy the game can be really short, extra characters aren't that exciting save for the 8bit Commander Video, colors can bleed if played excessively
Resumen: The original Bit.Trip Runner was a challenging game that truly tested players' mettle and patience, all the while providing an inviting and entertaining experience. The game featured an auto-running gameplay style that forced players to stay alert, rely o...
Resumen: The entirety of the Bit.Trip series, a six-game series developed by Gaijin Games, was a highlight of the WiiWare service. However, one game stood above the rest: Bit.Trip Runner. This 2010 release, a constantly scrolling rhythm-based platformer, was a ...
