Whilst trying to help the team work their way towards the ‘Creation Matrix’ you’ll also notice the odd collectible hiding away in numerous corners. Levels primarily work on a left to right basis but each have a large degree of vertical exploration involved as well, making them – the latter stages especially – seem much bigger than they are. Whilst none will really push a seasoned puzzle gamer to despair, there’s more than enough difficulty built in to make the old gray matter work a fair bit, especially when you have five or more characters on screen at once, all trying to avoid the traps laid out before them. In fact, it’s hard to find a fault as things just work as they should do.Įach stage has been designed to the highest level, with each seeing you need to get one or more characters into the ‘end of level doorway’ in order to move on.
It works brilliantly and aside from the odd missed jump, is smooth and reliable. The control scheme is simplicity personified, with simple left and right movements on the left stick enough to move the little guys to safety, whilst ‘A’ gives them the opportunity to jump and the bumpers let you switch between each one.
Alone they would stand no chance in reaching the level exits and the ‘Fountain of Wisdom’, but together, as a team, things turn out to be entirely different.
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