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Game Review: Jack N' Jill
2015-Sep-06, Sunday 20:41
I first downloaded this back before I went on my trip to Oregon and I played through most of it then, but I didn't quite beat it, and it wasn't until I went to ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
satinalien's wedding this weekend that I had more offline time where I fired it up again. It was described as "one-button platformer," so I assumed it was going to be mindless distraction that I could button-mash on the plane to pass the time. And I suppose there was a lot of button-mashing, but calling it "mindless" would be doing it a disservice. There's actually a lot of thought put into Jack N' Jill's systems within the constraints of its design paradigm.
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satinalien's wedding this weekend that I had more offline time where I fired it up again. It was described as "one-button platformer," so I assumed it was going to be mindless distraction that I could button-mash on the plane to pass the time. And I suppose there was a lot of button-mashing, but calling it "mindless" would be doing it a disservice. There's actually a lot of thought put into Jack N' Jill's systems within the constraints of its design paradigm.They're very fluffy.
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