Cloudberry Kingdom for Nintendo Wii U

About Cloudberry Kingdom for Nintendo Wii U

Cloudberry Kingdom is a platformer about Bob, a tired old hero called back for one more rescue mission. A princess has been taken, and the road to her is packed with some of the nastiest obstacle courses ever built. Lasers, spikes, swinging blades and collapsing platforms fill every short stage. The hero may be out of shape, but his determination is endless. The story is told with a wink, and the game knows exactly how absurd its challenge is. That humor helps, because you will fail a lot on the road through this kingdom.

The stages are generated to stay surprising, and the difficulty can rise to almost comical levels. Different hero forms change how you play, from jetpack flights to altered gravity and tiny or giant bodies. A level builder style system keeps creating fresh courses, so no two runs feel quite the same. It is a game built for players who laugh after a failure and jump straight back in for one more try.

Genre	Platformer
Publisher	Ubisoft
Platform	Nintendo Wii U
Release	2013
Available on	Physical copies for Nintendo Wii U

Here is the honest buying picture for this title today. The Nintendo eShop for Nintendo Wii U closed in March 2023, and new digital purchases are no longer possible through it. Players who want a copy now should look for a physical disc at a retailer they trust. Those who bought the game digitally before the closure can still access their purchased games on their own console, so their brutal little kingdom is still waiting for them.

It is pure platforming chaos for people who love a real test.

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What's inside

• Generated obstacle courses full of traps
• Hero forms that change how you play
• Difficulty you can shape to your taste
• Short stages built for quick retries
• A funny story about a tired old hero

Best for

Best for platformer fans who enjoy extreme challenges, fast retries and laughing at their own spectacular failures.