Kick & Fennick Critic Reviews

Kick and Fennick is easily one of the most exciting new IP's to hit PlayStation Vita, and as Jaywalkers Interactive's first release, is a very impressive effort. Be sure to pick this up and play it, you won't be disappointed!

A pleasant surprise in a crowded platforming field. The obstacles present--portals, bounce pads, zip ramps--have all been seen before, but their implementation is anything but stale.

Kick & Fennick has a slow start, but the last hours of this adventure are certainly worth your time. This side-scroller offers an awesome puzzle world with challenge and action, but we do feel that this game could have been much more. A deeper story and less repetitiveness perhaps?

It is a nice surprise, particularly if you can get it for free with PS Plus. It delivers some fun, based on some original mechanics, and we think that, if you're a PS Plus user, it deserves a try.

Kick & Fennick is a fun Vita platformer that uses a well set up game mechanic. However, it has a slow start and the energy system makes some puzzles unnecessarily frustrating.

Interesting the jump marathon becomes tedious due to heavy repetition of level design and base mechanics.

Kick & Fennick tries to do something different with platforms and puzzle solving, but the result is not as good as it could have been.

Kick & Fennick is an entertaining game in its basis, although it can end up being monotonous because of its gameplay mechanics. The plot isn't entertaining until later on the game. Otherwise, it's a nice indie from a novice studio, even when it lacks something that makes you play again, apart from attaining 100% on every level.

The idea is sound, but controls sometimes lack precision, and there's much frustration paving the road to full completion.

The only good aspect about Kick & Fennick is its gameplay and the recoil mechanic. The two characters are anonymous, they don't really cooperate each other and the game has no story.

Kick & Fennick is the kind of game that I was ready to put down about a chapter before things wrapped up. It’s not a bad game, I’m mostly positive on it, but it took too long to capture my attention.

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There's fun to be had here, but you might not want to wait long enough to find it.

Kick & Fennick is like the bass player in a band: dependable but never destined for centre stage.

Briefly diverting.