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Platform, Puzzle, Adventure, Indie
In this procedurally generated platform game, you have to collect all the Star Fragments of Midnight's friends to get of their greatest gift.
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Unpretentious, cool, raw and clear.
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PS4Blog.netOct 20177/10If you're looking for a simple and short platformer on Nintendo Switch, this one certainly fits the bill. It's a small budget indie release with good replay value and it will certainly be a fun diversion for your kids, nieces/nephews or your friends' kids. Since it's $2.99, I definitely recommend this one.
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PS3Blog.netNov 201760/10036 Fragments of Midnight is a short procedurally generated adventure that is a budget release for Nintendo Switch. It offers us an option for our younger family members to have a crack at a platformer they can easily understand and complete with some trial and error here and there. If you have young ones below the age of six in your family, then this might be a good option.
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Nintendo LifeRyan CraddockSep 20175/1036 Fragments of Midnight does a lot of things right - a cute protagonist, nice platforming, and an easy to understand objective make it seem like you're onto a winner. Unfortunately, though, even with its low asking price it is hard to fully recommend a game that can easily be completed in under 15 minutes.
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Nintendo InsiderAlex SeedhouseOct 20172/10There is certainly a place for 36 Fragments of Midnight on the Nintendo eShop, mainly as an inexpensive introductory experience to the platforming genre. But, it comes hard to recommend. Lacking in challenge and replayability, it fails to shine bright enough to guide you away from more worthwhile games.
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FingerGunsSean DaviesOct 20172/1036 Fragments of Midnight proves that procedural generation doesn't necessarily benefit some games.
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IGDB rating 4.3/10 from 12 ratings.
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