Floor Kids

Floor Kids is a really stylish and quirky rhythm game, and in the time I spent playing, I mostly enjoyed what was on offer. The game’s levels increase in difficulty as you progress but I never felt at the point were the challenge was too great for me to ever stop body-popping to my heart’s content. Admittedly, things do start to become a touch repetitive after an hour or so of play but it’s short enough to forgive what is a minor nitpick.

Floor Kids is a stylish and fun breakdancing title, with an intuitive control scheme and unique look and feel. There's a good chance you'll enjoy its scribbly presentation and Kid Koala's tracks, but the game unfortunately comes apart after a few hours of play. With no real increase in challenge, repetitive music, and lack of variety in the cast of characters, there's little reason to keep playing once you get to grips with it. There's plenty to like here, but there's just not quite enough of a game here to keep most engaged in its fun, freeform gameplay.

Floor Kids brings freeform fun to the dance rhythm action genre, successfully delivering on a unique gameplay system that provides the player with freedom and the opportunity to improvise. The restrictive chorus sections disappoint and the game is all over rather quickly, but whilst it lasts Floor Kids is definitely a ninja floating nut cracker.