Like most of Bit.Trip's catalog, this game came and went largely unnoticed. When I saw it appear, I thought: "What happened to Runner 1?" and "Where did this bs IP even come from?" (I wasn't aware, at the time, of

Runner2 is one of those rare games that somehow makes precision platforming feel like pure joy — every jump, slide, and kick lands perfectly in rhythm with the fantastic soundtrack, creating this addictive feedback loop

This game is a vast improvement over the first game, with better feeling controls, better level design, better music and checkpoints. This game as a casual playthrough is absolutely incredible, the only issue with

This is a really good endless runner. Gameplay and level design are far superior than any other in the Bit.Trip series. The only problem is the cannon mini-game at the end of each stage: it has nothing to do with the

The best game in one of the longest-running franchises in indie history! The controls are immediate, responsive, and very easy to learn. It also has a reasonable level of difficulty even in normal mode, which makes it

One of my favorite games of all time! Every single level is unique! TWO major problems though! - No way to reset my save progress in game! I have to go deep within my computer files (thank you pcgamingwiki) - Lack of