An orange marsupial sliding across crates, straight out of a childhood repainted brand new.

The profile draws a solid, affectionate platformer. Connection and controller feel both land ahead of nearly 70% of games, the very heart of what a mascot's return aims for. The desert island instinct and the art style follow, ahead of a little over 60% of titles. But one line stands out: fun, the kind of the session you drop at 3am, falls low, ahead of barely 15% of games, on few votes so worth confirming. There is the tension: people are attached, they love the handling, but the urge to stay for hours does not quite follow, as if nostalgia weighed more than the pull of the moment.

Against modern platformers, this remake of a classic keeps its sometimes rough demands, where the genre has often softened.

So, who is it for? For you if you love precise platforming, old school challenge and the thrill of a memory rush. Much less if you are after the addictive game that grabs your whole evening.