Runbow

Fajna giera do pogrania ze znajomymi. Można się wciągnąć na dlugie godziny.

It's a party game, and I'm pretty much a party of one. However, even though I've only played this single-player, I've absolutely enjoyed it! When I first got Runbow, it was on the Wii U (yes, I've known about it for [i]that long![/i]), and I played every mode (I even tried Behemoth, but never finished it). Now that I have it on Steam, I'm gonna be playing it all over again to try and get every achievement - barring the multiplayer ones, because... well, no one wants to play this game with me. 😔 Runbow is an unique platformer, because some objects are affected by the color of the backdrop. If the same color platforms, lasers, etc. match the backdrop, they disappear, but when the background changes color, they reappear. This gives it a playing style that I don't think has been tried before or since this game's release. Your goal in most of the game is to get a trophy, though sometimes it's to defeat monsters or collect coins. The levels in Adventure Mode + Satura's Space Adventure are quite challenging. You will need to use your boost occasionally to clear wide gaps, reach high spaces, and avoid rows of spikes. Be prepared to die a lot. 😅 Thankfully, the individual courses are not very long, and can be completed in a few seconds, but hit spikes or fall in a pit, and you're back at the starting point of each level. As I've said before, I've never cleared Behemoth mode. You traverse through the belly of a large dinosaur, and you're supposed to clear it in one run - there is no saving at any point, although you will respawn at the start of each section if you make a mistake. Since I have yet to reach the end, I will attempt it again on Steam for sure! Customizing the characters is fun, choosing amongst the "Hues" (guys) or "Vals" (girls) and their outfits. Several characters from other indie game franchises also appear in this game, like Rusty from Steamworld Dig, Shantae from the Shantae series, and Max from Mutant Mudds, to name a few. As I've said, this is a party game, so there's multiplayer baked in. You can either play cooperatively or competitively, depending on the mode you choose. You can also play online, supposedly, but even when this game was popular, I never could figure out how to get anyone online interested in playing, so I doubt it'll be worth your time unless you announce somewhere (where people are interested in playing this game) that you're looking for players. Overall, I'm very glad I got this game again! I'd definitely recommend to someone who likes a good 2D platforming challenge! 😁