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Indie, Action
Set in the fantasy land of Notthatmuchfurther, Talent Not Included tells the story of three actors, ready for anything, in order to give the performance of their life even if that means facing mechanical soldiers, animals, hardheaded monsters as well as rotating cylinders at their feet. Break a leg, you'll need it !
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Cosy, clear, cool and unpretentious.
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TheXboxHubNeil WattonApr 20174/5 starsWith just enough replayability to suit all, a delightful visual representation, a soundtrack which delivers the goods and some very clever, funny, ideas in place, Frima have nearly brought the house down with Talent Not Included. Yes there are the odd issues, but nothing that is anywhere near game-breaking, and even the occasional unexpected ramping up in difficulty will see you and a friend having a great time.
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ThisGenGamingJordan PhippsApr 20178/10As it stands, I can't say enough good things about Talent Not Included, platformer fans will be treated to a two-of-a-kind show!
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Play Some Video GamesJason LacyAug 201683/100Talent Not Included is the type of platformer we’d get if Super Meat Boy, Trine, and Super Mario 3 dripped their creative juices into a game. Set in the fantasy land of Notthatmuchfurther, our heroes are simple actors giving the performance of their lives. Literally.
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ZTGDWyatt DanielsApr 20177/10When I started playing Talent Not Included, I was blown away by its tight controls and stage setting. Towards the end, I was still enjoying it, but my enthusiasm waned considerably compared to where it once was. Still, its unique presentation and complementary design does make for a good time.
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IGDB rating 8.3/10 from 2 ratings.
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