
Like Skylanders or Traveler's Tales LEGO games, Knack is a fairly straight-ahead brawler with a visual charm that will appeal to younger gamers. As you dig into its design, you'll initially be wowed by the prospect of Knack's promise of changing the main character's scale. Moving from tiny Knack to big Knack as you progress through the levels adds a wonderful sense of scale. Unfortunately, none of Knack's strengths are enough to overcome its confused tone and an overly restrictive design that ensures you're never anywhere the designers don't want you to be.

Sony might be gearing to launch a new Knack game, a franchise that has had received quite a polarizing reception from the community.
While I did actually enjoy the Knack games, and found the reviews overly harsh, I do feel 2 games were enough unless the series was revitalized in a major way. For me, that would be a new Knack game for PSVR2. With the increased hardware power, those HD particle effects would be pretty awesome, surrounding the player at times. Astrobot proved that platformers can be amazing in VR, so let's hope that's where they're going with this, if real!
Translation: the next best game of all time is coming soon! Show me the money, Knack!
Surprised to see them continue this but considering how invested they are in the IP and the wider appeal, there must be some commercial sense to continue with a 3rd title

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Loved locoroco and legend of dragoon. Never played gravity rush or even ape escape but I heard good things.

Beyond the memes, Knack is just a solid platformer that deserves a new home on the PlayStation 5.
I'd rather they make a new platformer IP. With Sackboy and Astro's Playroom PS5 looks very good for the platformer genre so far
I think it would be great if they rebooted it, keep the visual style, but change the tone of the story and voices to match. This game looks like it should have a semi mute protagonist with a silly professor and his rebellious apprentice. Instead knack sounds like a brainwashed soldier, the professor like an angry divorced dad, and the kid is such an average joe. And the story takes itself way too seriously, it's so clashing with it's art style
It's time for Ape Escape PS5, Dual Sense Enhanced.
Give me that first. Then whatever.
It's really not.
The first really didn't deserve a sequel, and the sequel, itself, was nothing special.
Damm, IGN did not like this, but its just one review. I can't say this looks promising though, I mentioned last week that I tried the Knack demo and it was very underwhelming imo. But you never know opinions vary so I really do hope for better impressions because it might just be one of those games that some reviewers/gamers can really get into.
edit Agreed Neonridr, kind of what I was getting at.
There's a lot of very mixed scores coming out for all the PS4 launch games right now.
I've seen Knack scores between 4 and 8
Killzone between 5 and 9.
Seems reviewers don' know what to make of the next gen yet.
Agreed, it is a point I tried to make a while back, why I generally don't put any stock into reviews and these so called games "journalists" (and that is used in the loosest sense of the word). I don't want to be part of their agendas, don't care for them, most of them are just plain garbage, with their heads stuck so far up their own @$$es, that it's no wonder people that try to rely on the reviews that are out there get so confused. It is more likely you can piece together more truth from comment sections like this, than any of the sites we comment in. Just my 2 cents.