Devolver Digital has announced it'll be porting the recently released and well-received Pepper Grinder to PS5 and PS4 in August. An experience all about gaining momentum by drilling through surfaces and then propelling yourself through 2D levels, it comes to Sony consoles after a Nintendo Switch launch in March. Having earned a Metacritic rating of 78 the first time out, the PS5, PS4 ports arrive on 6th August 2024. Check out the reveal trailer above.
The game cost $14.99 on Nintendo Switch, so expect a similar pricepoint on PS5, PS4. Our sister site Nintendo Life had a review for the game when it first debuted, awarding a 9/10 rating. "Pepper Grinder is a wonderfully inventive and fun platformer that no fan of the genre will want to miss out on," the outlet concluded. "It may have a runtime that feels a little too short, but this is ultimately a deeply enjoyable, challenging, and highly replayable game with lots of personality."
Have you been hoping Pepper Grinder would be ported to PS5, PS4? Give yourself a pat on the back for waiting in the comments below.
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Still trying to remember where I played something nearly exactly like this. Ori? Rayman? Some Nintendo game? Sans the pixels. Every time I think I want to play this I see all those pixels and then I don’t.
We grindin the pepper with this one!
I feel like over the last few days I've seen a ton of new games coming with this new age fuzz pixel look, not sure I'm a fan of it
Looks good for once. Most Indies I go eh what sets this apart, not a lot, eh movesets, eh level design, heavily inspired so don't stand out. This at least looks good enough. Other than seeing Skully recently.
Most Indie platformers look boring. This having some drill uses not in the same way as Drilldozer is fine. It has very Rayman Origins/Legends looking gameplay/animations mixed with something else so a bit of comparison but still good enough to be it's own thing FINALLY.
It looks interesting for once with it's moveset which many fail at being good or exciting enough to want to play and fair level design/artstyle from other videos I looked at.
Takes some devs to actually try not be lazy and tracing similar of the attempts that make me disappointed like AAA, tracing the blueprint, not trying hard enough to make a good art piece they can if they wanted to.
@rjejr It's difficult to find the right games with these games you do have some fantastic little gems to play.
Never heard of this, but it looks fun.
@rjejr wait until you find out what you're TV/phone screen is made of. Millions, MILLIONS of pixels! Oh the humanity!
@Flaming_Kaiser I always have more than enough games to play, finding the time to play them all is the problem. And I don't think I'll have time for this.
@Chapapa "Oh the humanity!"
Humanity would mean that pic on top on the front of the video that looks like a Colorform playset on top of a Saturday morning cartoon background would resemble the game. If they like they're pixelated graphics so much why not have the tile page look like them? Maybe b/c they know more people would skip watching the video at all? 🤷♂️
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