![]() my thoughts exactly You Did Good KidĬharge Kid may have a simple graphical design but its design its quite unique if you’re looking for a good head-scratcher and have the reflexes to match. So might be a little harder to share your success with friends over social media. ![]() Another weird feature I discovered is that you can’t take screenshots of this game on Switch something I have never encountered with any other game up to this point. This does feel like a title people may pick up but then flock to YouTube to see how to solve each level, trouble is once you know the solution it gives little incentive to replay. When you do succeed you feel pretty good. I never particularly felt frustrated but you tend to hit another wall very quickly so making progress in this game is very slow. I was compelled to retry a fair few times before becoming bored and taking a break. Fortunately, each level has multiple checkpoints which load instantly. There are spike traps everywhere in this game so expect to die quite a bit while trying to figure out how to make an absurd jump across a large platform. This sounds pretty good for most gaming audiences but I would advise you do need to have some quick reflexes with the controls to conquer some of the games challenging puzzles. It’s not exactly a fast-moving platformer, very much start and stop to think about things. ![]() Sometimes walking away and returning later seemed to be the best approach. I found myself scratching my head and trying various techniques to get through levels for quite some time. The game will occasionally flag up a hint here and there but you’re otherwise left to your own devices. These mechanics are easy to get to grips with but you will need to use these in clever combinations to leap over spike pits and activate switches to unlock doors. Your shot can also be made to hover in mid-air and you can teleport to it so long as you are charged up. But you can also shoot out an energy orb which can hit these red charge points which also turn you red. The main mechanics are finding these red charge points dotted about the levels which turn your character red enabling you to perform a double jump. most levels take some time to figure out Puzzling PlatformerĬharge Kid is an interesting puzzle platformer as the controls themselves play into the puzzle-solving just as much as observing the level layout. But when you jump around there’s this satisfying explosion of pixels, like a mini pixel firework display. The graphics are simple pixel sprites set against dark backgrounds. In reality, the game keeps things simple. Your success will determine if their download of the Monster Hunter Rise demo is successful or not. My theory is that you play as an internet impulse delivering some data to a Switch player hard drive. ![]() You play as a pixel looking fella who needs to get to the goal for each level for unknown reasons. But enough about my headwear, lets talk about Charge Kid. My cap was a nice black one I often wear out for chilly walks in the Winter. This game will require you to have your best thinking cap on to overcome its challenges. But this is not your typical platformer where you just jump from the right side of the screen to the left. Review code provided with many thanks to Pineapple Works Power UpĬharge Kid is a puzzle platformer that comes to Switch at an attractive price point.
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