It's Official! Kalimba Is The Best Xbox One Exclusive!

... just kidding. It actually looks pretty stupid. What's with these games that look like they're made for a 5 year old?

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Your favorite Xbox exclusive

Enslaved is a great game, but isn't an Xbox exclusive.

Sunset Overdrive is the best exclusive. It's one of the rare games that I've actually bought DLC for. I really hope they make another. Halo is a close second.

 

Multiplatform games inferior on Xbox One.

Get a PC if you're looking after powerful hardware....

Consoles,it's about exclusives and services,which ,for me, Xbox one is the best.

 

Kalimba was made by the same studio that made Max and the Curse of Brotherhood, apparently.

In some ways, they are very similar - borderline platformers with an emphasis on puzzle-solving. However,
Kalimba has gone for a more 16-bit look and added local co-op. It sure doesn't look as flash as Max, but the same player demographic will probably enjoy it.

Different strokes for different folks. I like seeing the variety of game options widen.

 

Is ot free? I wont play it until its free.

 

Kalimba is a slap in the face to 5 year olds!

 

I played it a little bit at PAX East. I thought it was a cool little puzzle game. Maybe not for everyone but definitely not for 5 year olds. It can be a bit frustrating especially when working in co-op. You and your partner really have to communicate well
or you'll rage quit in no time. Just my thoughts.

 

^That's why it's a slap in the face to 5 year olds!

 

It reminds me of guacamelee super turbo when it comes to art style.

 

Saw the trailer for this today - it certainly is interesting, in an odd-looking sort of way... I think I'll probably only get this if it becomes dirt cheap or free.

 

There is child abuse in this thread.

 

What's wrong with games that are geared towards children? (Not saying that this game specifically is, but in general.) I like to mix up all of my Dragon Age adventures with a break to these small-ish Indie titles. Thomas Was Alone, Never Alone & Max:
The Curse of Brotherhood were fun little titles.

 

It doesn't look like a game that I'd enjoy.