Roving Rogue
6.3
Platforms
- Nintendo Wii UJul 2, 20156.3playscore5.79 Critics6.068 Players
9 critic reviews · 0 community reviews across all platforms
Critic Reviews
- Roving Rogue is a good game that falls short of being exceptional. The game concept is executed well and it controls nicely, but the concept is a bit lacking. The teleportation-heavy gameplay changes up platforming a bit, but rarely winds up being as exciting as it should be. There are some solid ideas at work, but they’re never fleshed out enough to deliver a rewarding experience.
Jeremy Peeples · Jul 24, 2015 Reviewed on Wii URead full review - Roving Rogue has a number of great ideas: its story concept, main gameplay mechanic, and swift pacing are all first-rate. For the first couple of worlds it's a simple, addictive little platformer with tight level design. Unfortunately, the game loses its way by not introducing enough new ideas to keep things fresh, and by relying too heavily on trial-and-error in the back half of the quest.
Jowi Meli · Jul 11, 2015 Reviewed on Wii URead full review - There is potential in Roving Rogue with its unique narrative presentation and teleporting platforming ideas, but it’s squandered by a middling execution. With a glut of superior platformers out there, this is a Wii U eShop game worth passing over.
Neal Ronaghan · Jul 06, 2015 Reviewed on Wii URead full review - Roving Rogue failed to really capture my interest throughout the entire adventure, but from a raw gameplay perspective I had some fun with the platforming bits. You'll enjoy it even more with friends.
Chris Carter · Jul 03, 2015 Reviewed on Wii URead full review - Roving Rogue fails to find fun ways to use its teleport mechanic, which is the only aspect that helps it stand out as a 2D platformer. Only the truly masochistic gamers out there should consider taking a look, while everyone else can comfortably move along and avoid the mess.
Corey Wingate · Oct 25, 2015 Reviewed on Wii URead full review - En resumen, Roving Rogue me parece un juego muy disfrutable. Uno de esos títulos que si no buscamos que sea el juego del año de turno nos divertirá y nos hará pasarnos buenos ratos. Además, tiene un precio bastante comedido, 7,99 euros, y realmente creo que si os van los plataformas sencillos, divertidos, y encima le queréis añadir algo de humor y un modo multijugador, os puede interesar bastante.
Ramón Nafria · Jul 19, 2015 Reviewed on Wii URead full review - Roving Rogue es un pulso, un juego fruto de muchísimo esfuerzo y trabajo, y eso se nota. Los niveles son ingeniosos y están diseñados a mala idea, con saltos calculados al milímetro y con la constante sensación de que el tiempo (la lava o las rocas, mejor dicho) se nos echa encima. La dificultad reside en su mayor parte en el interés que tengamos por recuperar todas las estatuas escondidas en cada nivel, interés que se ve avivado porque es la forma que tendremos de conocer la historia del juego, de los orígenes de Kurt. El resultado es un juego muy entretenido, aunque de corta duración, incluso contando con el modo multijugador que, aunque caótico y tronchante, tampoco da para mucho más.
José Manuel Bringas · Jul 06, 2015 Reviewed on Wii URead full review - Banal é a palavra de ordem em Roving Rogue. Um conceito criativo e original não foi o suficiente para ofuscar uma execução pouco acima do mediano. Algumas mecânicas interessantes deterioram-se à medida que a narrativa avança, afectando severamente a experiência de jogo pois não há realmente uma inovação contínua no título. Apenas recomendado aos fãs acérrimos de plataformas ou do estilo retro.
Diogo Caeiro · Jul 29, 2015 Reviewed on Wii U - L'incipit intrigante viene affossato da una trama scialba raccontata attraverso semplici schermate tra un livello e l'altro, mentre la curva di difficoltà, generalmente piatta, offre alcuni picchi di frustrazione inenarrabile: vi basti sapere che siamo morti 124 volte per completare l'ultimo, lunghissimo livello. Anche il comparto tecnico non offre particolari guizzi creativi. Nonostante tutto, può essere un effimero, piacevole passatempo.
Andrea Centini · Jul 14, 2015 Reviewed on Wii URead full review
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Every story has a beginning. But this one starts at the end. You just killed the last boss. Great. Now what? The only thing you remember is that you’ve lost your memory. Well, at least you’re still able to teleport yourself… a few meters. Is that it?
Play the role of Kurt and discover a fun, old-school 2D platform game with a multiplayer mode. Explore over 40 levels as you try to recall your memories and look for the way back to… well... wherever it is you came from.
Developer: Padaone Games