JENGA TOYS
Jenga meets WarioWare. I could probably end the review there, but I suppose you’re wondering if that unusual mash-up is any cop?
It certainly earns points for characterised by its anarchic pixel art and gleefully childish sense of humour, more understated, minimalist, and dare I say classier, its assortment of timed microgames including plenty of silly scenarios – but no nose-picking. Instead, you’re a paper aeroplane, you’re playing tug-of-war, and hurling a pesky hat onto a hat rack.
