Not many people know this, but I actually pursued a career in professional golf in my younger years. That unfortunately didn't pan out for me, so playing virtual versions of the sport is the next best thing. Or is it

Solid golf game; A lot of character customisation; Surprising attention to detail; Easy to pick up and play

Online feels a bit bare boned; Music can become a bit repetitive

Emerging as a launch title for the PS4 in late 2013, for many Knack provided an introduction to the console, an action-platformer with Pixar-like visuals, which provided a stark contrast from the abundance of gritty first-person shooters which populated the market.

Return of the Knack.

Plenty of combat options; Gorgeous level design; Just good fun to play

Lucas is annoying; Story is generic; Can be easy in parts

Hours of fun

love this game play part one part 2 is even better love it

Bought this loved it old favourite told a few people and they bought it too

With an awesome story.

is lacking in a number of areas, but its strengths outweigh its weaknesses. The pacing is spot-on, the combat satisfying and the gameplay varied. Co-op is genuinely good fun too, and most definitely the best way for younger gamers to get into the action.

Sony's family-friendly launch game gets an unexpected sequel, with improved graphics, deeper combat, and more co-op.

Varied gameplay, with a good mix of combat, puzzles, and exploration; Full campaign co-op and sensibly low price

Despite all the new moves the combat lacks weight or any sense of fun or invention; Ugly art design and unappealing game world, that lacks internal logic

Knack is back, jack Not at first though. Within a minute Knack is bashing things, which by all accounts is pretty great for an action game. You don't need context, he's a cellular (sorta) robot thing in a world of disproportionate humans that all look like Mr. Incredible.