REVIEW
GAMBIT
Skylar & Plux:
Adventure On Clover Island
Genre: Action, Adventure Developer: Right Nice Games Publisher: Grip Digital Release Date: March 2017
titular Clover Island. You spend
time as a cyborg cat that was
created by the main antagonist for
reasons never really explained. You
explore a beautiful paradise world
with your bird friend Plux to save it
from all sorts of techno evil. The
story is mostly a throwaway
concept, but it works well enough
to keep you going. The main villain
will constantly fill you in on what’s
going on via his constant chats with
your sidekick Plux as main
character Skylar can’t seem to talk.
The writing isn’t anything special
with more jokes that miss rather
than hit, but it keeps you going and
keeps things interesting at the very
least.
"I have no issues recommending Skylar &
Plux: Adventure On Clover Island to anyone
who wants to relieve the past. "
Skylar & Plux: Adventure On Clover
Island came as a nice surprise. The
title hasn’t had all that much buzz,
especially with a release near the
overly hyped Yooka-Laylee. And
while both games are more
traditional 3D platformers, Skylar &
Plux falls more into the later
generation of PS2 platformers and
not the N64 era. It really looks and
feels like a Ratchet and Clank or Jak
and Daxter game, which isn’t that
bad a thing, but as is always the
case, if you look to clone a classic
title in the modern age, you should
at least offer more than the original.
Skylar & Plux never really rises
above its initial intent, but that
doesn’t stop it from being a really
fun experience.
Skylar & Plux: Adventure on Clover
Island has players going on an
action packed adventure on the
Gameplay is a basic as you might
expect. You can run around and