With the abundance of platforming options on the Switch it can take some effort to stand out from the crowd and make an impression. Though pretty humble in appearance and not without flaws I’ll give Button Button Up credit for managing to do that, offering up an experience you can enjoy solo or with some friends. Throwing in some unique mechanics that offer some unexpected challenges and surprises, what’s great about the game is that it doesn’t simply remind you of every other platformer you’ve played before, something that many indies in this genre are unable to claim. One oddity is that though I’d generally consider it friendly to younger and less experienced gamers the stages are a bit on the long side, a departure from the typically more bite-sized lengths you may be used to. It’s not a killer by any means, but it is strange, but if you’ve been looking for a reasonably solid platformer that at least has a style of its own this is a good option.