In fact, describing Pepper Grinder as aplatformeris already underselling it.
A bit like Ecco The Dolphin, but as a tiny metal Jaws.
It’s not all churning up the landscape, mind.

The key thing, though, is that they never feel pandering or gratuitous when they arrive.
But taken as a whole, three-to-four-hour experience?
I wouldn’t say they’re devastating enough to spoil the otherwise immaculate performance of its drill work.

This review is based on a retail build of the game provided by publishers Devolver Digital.





