Loading up Together, aside from there being an obvious provision for cooperative play I wasn’t quite sure what to expect. Unfortunately, having played it both solo and a bit with a friend I can’t say that it inspires a sense of a lasting impression. While it certainly likes to make use of color quite a bit visually the gameplay itself is quite bland, featuring a somewhat mushy jump and generally weak melee attack action. You’ll meander through levels, defeating enemies, picking up assorted power-ups, hopefully discovering a variety of hidden areas, and then truthfully you’ll move on to something else. As a budget offering expectations can’t be incredibly high but there’s just not a lot here to get excited about.