Knights and Bikes

First of all, this game has 5+ hourscontent and considering this game price, this makes it great value for your money over similar titles. When it comes to art direction, I must say I really dig the artstyle. It looks even better than on screenshots and animations are superb. I haven't yet found the map, but you can get lost when objectives don't follow map, but it's nothing big. I have played singelplayer exlcusively and I found it quite doable. There are few timed quests, but in any case you win (at least in singleplayer) since possible winners are always Nessa or Demelza. Game has lots of achievements and they are relatively easy to get, most of them are they are tied to exlporing and interacting. This is children friendly game and although I'm not big on those, I must say I'm smitten. Wonderfull adventure!

This game brings me back to my childhood instantly: that sense of wonder... the long summer nights! Riding around on your bike with a friend looking for adventure... this game gets it, and it gets it right! Play it alone, play it couch co-op with a friend or loved one, or play online co-op (perhaps with an old friend who now lives far away)... any way you play it it will captivate you. You can even play it with your kid. In fact, this captures a childhood that children might no longer have access to, so it importantly captures the essence of that as well... it is like an emotional museum piece of fun. Describing the actual game makes it sound not as good as it is: you ride around on bikes with a friend uncovering mysteries, but the game mechanics largely focus on battles and boss battles. I don't usually play those types of games anymore, but this one packs an emotional punch and is totally worth it. I highly suggest checking it out if you long for this sort of thing.

Brilliant fun coop game, with fantastic art and animations.

The game evoked the same sense of childhood wonder that Costume Quest did for me, everything is big, magical and mysterious and yours to explore. Combat isnt especially challenging, but i feel like that fits perfectly here, as it would otherwise distract from the mood it's looking to create.