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Perfect Universe is a collection of 9 gravity inspired games. Featuring 6 hilarious local multiplayer modes and over 70 eye-popping single player levels, this captivating universe has something for everyone.
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Video ChumsA.J. MaciejewskiMay 20168.4/10Perfect Universe not only captured my imagination, it made me excited to experience all sorts of 2D fun.
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PS3Blog.netJul 201680/100Perfect Universe is a fun mini-game collection with something to offer for everyone. Sure, I didn't like all games I played for my Perfect Universe review, but they were fun as a package and I can definitely see me playing them again with friends every now and then.
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Thumb CultureJason PatrickAug 20178/10Perfect Universe by Indie Developer Will Sykes Games is this weeks deployment onto my Ps4. From the title I was not sure what to expect; a universe where Arsenal FC play consistently enough to win the Premier League? A day where Donald Trump's latest antics aren't plastered across my news feed? Unfortunately only one of these can probably happen (Arsenal winning the Premiership) however Perfect Universe is actually a cool collection of 9 mini games that are based around physics and gravity.
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The Digital FixStephen HudsonOct 20174/10While it looks and sounds great, Perfect Universe sadly fails as a collection of pick-up-and-play minigames.
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Digitally DownloadedMatt SainsburyMay 20162/5 starsUnfortunately, while the standard platforming action (and associated minigames) are accessible enough for multiplayer fun, the mechanics of the alien-based minigames, and the physics that drive the spaceship, make the other two thirds of the game frustrating beyond measure for anyone who hasn't put a lot of time into learning how to play them.
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IGDB rating 7.1/10 from 3 ratings.
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