I was expecting a lot from this game but all I got was a mediocre game, a flawed story and repetitive gameplay. Positive were the animation and graphic style.

It is so Google I'll give high 5

Best for offline 2 players(Multiplayer)

Knack is a Playstation 4 exclusive platforming adventure game that calls back to the Playstation 1 and 2 era of gaming. Think Spyro the dragon,Crash Bandicoot, Croc, or Ratchet and Clank. I had been very curious to pick up this game and play it since I love this genre of games.

Nice visuals/ Lengthy story mode/ Nice animations/ Couch co-op

Limited combat techniques/ Some checkpoints a bit far apart

I am pretty big fan of high-end graphic games but I love this game. It really refreshes me from complicated stressful games! :)

Although my tastes don't always sync up with others', it's easy to understand the appeal of genres that don't grab me. Racers let players go fast in expensive cars, shooters turn virtual killing into high-energy action, and so on. In most games, the intentions of the designers are generally obvious.

Growing to giant size in the final level

Getting tired of the gameplay with two thirds left to go

A solid game that definitely has an audience. Might lack replay value, could be too short or there are some hard-to-ignore faults, but the experience is fun.

How many children have imagined what it would feel like to play the hero in an animated movie? A creature that can grow in size and strength through a strange and mysterious relic system and save the budding human race from all manner of evil, including of course other humans?

Perhaps the only thing worse than a new IP that is hyped and turns out to be a dud (we're looking at you, Aliens: Colonial Marines) is one that promises to be fantastic, actually is pretty good, and then gets unjustly panned.

Innovative elements and ideas; Endearing main character; Game mixes and matches up locales and Knack's abilities; Plenty to find and collect

One or two tedious levels; Some repetitive audio scoring; Simplistic attacks leave room for improvement

Bought for my 13 year old daughter, but she wasn't captivated. Found it too easy, so we gave it to a younger friend.