Platforms
- PCDec 10, 2014NAplayscoreNA0 Critics9.166 Players
- AndroidNAplayscoreNA0 Critics8.468 Players
- PlayStation 3Dec 09, 20147.4playscore6.55 Critics8.953 Players
- Xbox 360Dec 09, 2014NAplayscore7.23 CriticsNA0 Players
8 critic reviews · 1 community reviews across all platforms
Critic Reviews
- I’ve always been a staunch supporter of the idea that a game doesn’t always need to break new ground in order to be good so I won’t say that Juju is in any way a bad game. I just wish it had something to it that really made it stand out from the impressive list of amazing games it so clearly borrowed from.
Shawn Petraschuk · Jan 15, 2015 Reviewed on X360Read full review - While Juju blatantly borrows from the best in the biz, it's impressive how high the quality is in this indie adventure. By no means is it perfect or revolutionary, but what's here is highly enjoyable, easily recommendable, and darn good-looking. Because the entire game can be played in two-player co-op, and because there are difficulty options welcoming of all skill levels, Juju is a great purchase for kids and families that like to play together. It's one of the season's biggest downloadable surprises.
Dave Letcavage · Dec 23, 2014 Reviewed on X360Read full review - I hate to make it seem like I absolutely despise JUJU. That’s not the case at all. This is a cheap game that will entertain those who play it as long as they maintain the right mindset. My issue is that the developers were trying to create a platformer easy enough for a new player while fun enough for a vet to stay involved. This was a game I thought would be great for coop with a youngster.
Joey Davidson · Dec 11, 2014 Reviewed on PS3Read full review - With Juju, the developers at Flying Wild Hog have cobbled together a charming adventure that never surpasses its inspiration but still manages to provide a generally inoffensive romp through gorgeous fantasy worlds. Unfortunate difficulty spikes may keep some youngsters at bay, and the repetition is discouraging regardless of your age, but there's still some innate appeal to this cute and competent platformer, which gets the job done with minimal fuss.
Jason Venter · Dec 11, 2014 Reviewed on PS3Read full review - Por todo esto Juju es un juego divertido y hasta recomendable, siempre y cuando no esperéis encontraros con un gran títulos de plataformas como el que sirve de inspiración para el mismo: la saga Donkey Kong Country. ...Juju sigue los pasos de la franquicia clásica de Nintendo y presenta un buen cúmulo de virtudes, si bien quedan algo limitadas por la presencia de otros defectos de entidad.
Sergio Martín · Dec 18, 2014 Reviewed on PC, PS3, X360Read full review - Juju tiene todo lo que le podemos pedir a un juego de plataformas clásico: desarrollo en dos dimensiones, jefes finales con rutinas de ataque por descubrir, zonas secretas, unos buenos controles y demás bondades anteriormente mencionadas. Pero aparte de no destacar en ninguno de estos aspectos se enfrenta a una crisis de personalidad que lo lleva a un público un tanto difuso.
Juan Rubio · Dec 16, 2014 Reviewed on PS3Read full review - JUJU est un titre plein de bonnes intentions qui fait preuve d'accessibilité. Parfaitement adapté à un jeune public, il est aussi jouable à deux, permettant à un parent et à un enfant de s'amuser ensemble. Si son classicisme ne choquera pas les plus jeunes, le manque de renouvellement pourra toutefois gêner les plus pointilleux. Il n'empêche qu'avec son univers gentillet mimi tout plein, JUJU peut valoir le coup.
Anagund · Dec 17, 2014 Reviewed on PCRead full review - L'oeuvre de Flying Wild Hog n'en demeure pas moins fort joliment réalisée et parfaitement adaptée aux plus jeunes. Son unique faiblesse se situe dans sa brièveté, avec quatre bonnes heures au compteur, la découverte des stages bonus n'offrant qu'un intérêt limité. En somme, Juju le panda ne laissera qu'une petite emprunte dans la jungle des jeux de plateforme, faute d'avoir sorti ses griffes.
Yann Bernard · Dec 11, 2014 Reviewed on PS3Read full review
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Community Reviews
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About the game
Trailers & Screenshots:
Juju’s father, Jambee, heads out to perform his daily rituals, unaware that Juju and Peyo have followed. While the elder is momentarily distracted from his work, the curious duo steps in, accidentally releasing a terrible and ancient spirit. Jambee bravely dives into battle with the creature, but he is not victorious and barely manages to pass a magical mask to his son before being captured. Now, it's up to Juju and Peyo to gather the mystic keys and magic ambers needed to seal away the spirit and save the day.
Developer: Flying Wild Hog