Heave Ho

Heave Ho finds itself bridging the territory between group party games like GangBeasts and Ultimate Chicken Horse, and more serious skill based games like MonkeyBall 1&2 and the DKC trilogy. On starup its fun with a group to goof off a bit in the first few levels before frustration begins to set in as the main game requires a lot more teamwork than initially expected. As a singleplayer or co-op experience it's quite fun, the main campaign took practice, determination, and a fair bit of creativity to clear. The controls are very unintuitive at first, but become natural (and enjoyable) after a couple hours. All in all it is a rather short experience, I felt that I fully experienced everything the game has to offer in the 1 week that I rented it. If you enjoy a good creative challenge (and you don't mind struggling alone or alongside a friend) I 100% recommend giving this one a play.