Commander Cherry's Puzzled Journey

Grandé Games · Aug 11, 2015

Everyone

About

Experience the world’s one and only Yoga-Action-Platformer. Commander Cherry’s Puzzled Journey is a hybrid-motion control game. This means you play the game using a camera and a gamepad simultaneously. The game flow offers a hypnotizing cycle of tension and relaxation. Build Platforms with your body. Enjoy precise platformer action using your gamepad. Simply put, make a selfie you can walk on with your character.

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PlayStation 4

Critic 5.7 (3 critics) · No ratings yet

Xbox One

No critic reviews yet · Gamer 4.7

Critic reviews

Destructoid
Jed Whitaker · Aug 14, 2015
1.0
All the levels look pretty similar, just bland textureless polygons, and what music there was was pretty forgettable, just like the rest of the game. With only ten levels you'd think Commander Cherry's Puzzled Journey was over far too soon, but it was quite the opposite; I couldn't wait for this yoga-like Hell to be over. Knowing the game was made by only two people makes me feel a bit like a yogasshole by saying this game is yogawful, but this is one cherry pit I couldn't wait to spit out.
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ZTGD
Justin Celani · Aug 13, 2015
6.5
Commander Cherry is a niche title and one that most likely won’t get a lot of love simply because people will judge it for the art design alone, yet it has some limited but fun moments. I can’t stress enough how important your living room set up is needed for the camera to register players though, otherwise the game simple can’t be played.
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Push Square
Matt Adcock · Aug 12, 2015
6.0
Commander Cherry's Puzzled Journey is a barmy title built around one imaginitive mechanic. Using the PlayStation Camera to bring yourself into the action is a neat novelty, but it does have a shelf-life. It's also not for those that are opposed to moving more than their thumbs. Still, if you're looking for something a little out-there, then this is an interesting option – and the fact that it offers an excuse to actually use the PS4's underutilised camera is just the cherry on the top.
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PlayStation Universe
Benjamin Shillabeer-Hall · Sep 01, 2015
4.5
Despite its undeniable charm, I’m still left with no choice but to be pretty harsh on Commander Cherry’s Puzzled Journey. With such a flawed use of the camera, the game felt like it needed a little more time in the oven before it was released. In addition, it’s also pretty short with only nine levels in the game, and while there is some replayability value to be had, the various camera issues meant I had little interest in playing through the game again.
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