Slow Down, Bull

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• Game Revolution

  Paul Tamburro · Apr 29, 2015

  5.0

  In the end, Slow Down, Bull is a game that has been created for a very worthy cause, though it’s difficult to recommend it outside of the charitable donation that will come with purchasing it. Its poor level design makes way for forced difficulty, and aside from its colorful, welcoming art style it is an altogether forgettable experience. Insomniac will no doubt return to the PC in the future, and when they do they’ll hopefully have something more substantial up their sleeves.

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• TechRaptor

  Matthew Bidwill · Apr 22, 2015

  7.0

  Slow Down, Bull is carried by the level design, keeping a constant mixture of larger open areas to have to guess where to bounce to gather everything, and tight corridors where small turns are needed just to prevent yourself from landing on top of obstacles. There is a childlike charm to every pore of Slow Down, Bull that carries itself in its presentation.

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• GameSpot

  Cameron Woolsey · Apr 20, 2015

  6.0

  Despite some nagging issues, Slow Down, Bull is charming, with plenty of good messages to share for the whole family. ...It's fair to say that the game would sit well with children or parents looking for a game with a cheerful nature and some worthwhile advice--though some of the more difficult stages do tarnish the theme. Still, Slow Down, Bull is a mildly entertaining little adventure, worth a look if only to help support a good cause. And that's something of which I feel Esteban would calmly approve.

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