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Puzzle, Racing, Sport, Adventure
Kinetic Edge is a physics puzzle based racing game where you have to figure out the best way to overcome obstacle courses with a shape of your choice. Play on your own, with friends or multiplayer!
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GBAtempChristopher OteroMar 20218.1/10There is a lot to like in Kinetic Edge; different modes, tight controls and fun physics. It feels a bit empty right now and it's not perfect, but it certainly has its strong points and plenty of room for improvement.
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PC InvasionKurt PerryFeb 20217.5/10Even though Kinetic Edge is by no means spectacular, it does achieve what it sets out to do. This is a platformer that is easy to get into, which can be great fun with some friends. Its striking visuals also help differentiate it. Despite its shortcomings, there are more positives than negatives on display. All in all, it is a good game that comfortably justifies its price tag.
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FingerGunsAndy MansonFeb 20218/10If you’re an old codger like me with fond memories of old 8-bit computer games, picking up a title that evokes those memories so well is a no-brainer. If, as is more likely, you’re a young whippersnapper (I hate you), I still thoroughly recommend Kinetic Edge. It’s a terrific mix of genres that’s great in single player and even better in multiplayer. Get on it.
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Screen RantRob GordonFeb 20212.5/5 starsFun with what's there, Kinetic Edge needs more.
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GameSpewDaniel LipscombeFeb 20215/10The issue is only being able to play for short bursts because your eyes hurt. Or because you’re sick of reaching over to the mouse to select a new game mode, even though your controller worked on the main screen. With friends, in short bursts, Kinetic Edge can be fun. But for the most part, it feels like rolling a ball uphill, rather than down: awkward and difficult.
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IGDB rating 6.0/10 from 1 ratings.
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