Unicycle Legend

There are 120 difficult stages in Unicycle Legend, and you can dress up your unicycle hero in a variety of outfits. It seems like a clever twist on the original game, which focused mostly on pursuing high scores across its various events. This game seems to be more like a platformer with a unicycle. However, I do see that the annoying announcers are back to share their opinions and snark about this most recent one-wheeled escapade. For Android users, Unicycle Legend is already accessible on the Google Play Store. Unicycle Legend is set to launch on iOS on April 5th, and you can pre-order it on the App Store.

To not miss any future mobile reviews subscribe to my YouTube Channel Score 6.5/10 Full Review: Personal Playtime: 1 hour Unicycle legends is a game that I decided to try out on a whim after looking at games that had been released this year. I had some trepidation with the over simplistic graphic design and my first impressions of the movement were not  the best. However when I realized that the quirky movements were part of the experience similar to QWOP, I had it grow on me. There are a total of 120 levels each of which have their own theme. Over the course of the game you will die a lot and the game offers the ability to skip levels if you find them too difficult by watching an ad. I don't know if this was intentional but there were some times where I was prompted for an ad even though I didn't choose to use it. It would then cause me to skip the level that I was currently on. This happened several times over the course of my 1 hour so much so that it became frustrating. It wasn’t clear if this was just an attempt related thing or if it thought that I was clicking the skip level button. I will say that the game itself is a solid time sink as the movement is janky enough to make navigating a bit difficult but consistent enough to cause you to get better.