The game is repetitive. It only takes two hits to kill Knack, and if he dies, you end up playing a lot of earlier material all over again! Knacks special skills also take a really long time to earn.

Kid Appropriate

Boring; No Online Play; Poor Graphics

Knack is, in my opinion, a game quite reminiscent of the Crash Bandicoot era of the PS1. With the cartoony, semi-Pixar-like graphics, to the fairly...

Graphics; Easy to pick up and understand

Fluctuating difficulty level

This game is very easy yet still fun and rewarding .. your basically a shape shift monster who is sneaking around one second and destroying buildings the next.. you can actually grow to Godzilla size!

I really enjoyed Knack. The game is the first of its series I wanted to see what it was like, if a 2nd part was to come out I would purchase it too.

I'm a beginner player (i'm a 30 yo female :D) and this game is so fun to play. Easy enough for me to not give up but hard enough to make me feel challenged.

Knack really surprised me this is a really fun and addictive game. The moment I started playing knack I was completely hooked this is really an incredible game. Why knack got so many mixed reviews is beyond me. Knack is a fun and adorable gaming experience

The launch lineup for new consoles is rarely that extensive. You can't really make a masterpiece with a tight deadline and unfamiliar hardware as your chief motivators. Killzone: Shadow Fall did of course prove that even in a hurry, you can make something wonderful looking for the PS4.

Mark Cerny. Architect not only of beloved IPs such as Crash Bandicoot, Jak & Daxter, and Spyro the Dragon, but also of the PlayStation 4 itself. This smiling genteel man has been one of the most visible exponents of innovative design over the years, no more so than in the past twelve months as Sony...

It's pretty to look at; Younger gamers might find something to enjoy here; Retro fans looking for a ￡50 challenge might get a kick out of it

It's pretty to look at; Younger gamers might find something to enjoy here; Retro fans looking for a ￡50 challenge might get a kick out of it; The repetition; The risible level design; The lack of ideas; The lack of mechanical progression; The horribly-implemented co-op; The price; The bland; insipid...

As I mentioned earlier I don't think Knack is a bad game, it's just not really a game that shows off the PS4 to its full capabilities. Granted it is also repetitive and frustrating at times (because of the rinse and repeat side of things when you die), but then if you are not a hardened gamer and...

For the last few generations, launch games for a new console generally aren't very good. That's just the way things are. Titles such as Resogun prove that there are still exceptions to this rule, but what of Knack – one of only two Sony-published retail titles for the PS4?