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Platform, Adventure, Indie, Action
OpenCritic73IGDB68
Mekazoo is a throwback 2d platformer with vibrant and fully 3d worlds that can be explored and conquered with a kinetically diverse cast of Mekanimals.
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Cosy, clear, nostalgic and relentless.
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GamingTrendMike PearceNov 201690/100Mekazoo is a gorgeous, brilliantly designed evolution of the platformer genre. It feels natural, playful, engrossing, and challenging all at once. Swapping Mekanimals on the fly adds to the game’s already successful formula by giving it more depth. With a magnificent soundtrack and an intuitive, natural flow, this gem shouldn’t be missed.
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PS3Blog.netNov 201691/100I absolutely loved my time with the game for my Mekazoo review. This is exactly the type of game I did not know I wanted to play. It surprised me in a good way with it’s great visuals, solid gameplay and challenge. I highly recommend you play this one!
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Hardcore GamerSpencer RutledgeNov 20164/5Mekazoo proves to be a joyous platformer built on the ideas of just about any platformer one can think of, specifically sticking to ones that came out of the 80s and 90s.
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God is a GeekGary BaileyDec 20164/10Mekazoo wants desperately to be in the company of Donkey Kong, Mario and Sonic, but can barely rub shoulders with Blinx the Time Sweeper.
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Player.OneScott CraftNov 20163/5 starsMekazoo does an excellent job of carving out its own identity, combining a unique aesthetic with mechanics that combine low level puzzle-solving and basic platforming mechanics. While we’ve certainly seen many of the elements on display in Mekazoo , I can’t think of any that managed to repurpose basic aspects of the platforming experience in such a unique manner.
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IGDB rating 7.4/10 from 4 ratings.
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