Physics-based Climbing
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Review – Turnip Mountain (PS5)
Turnip Mountain is a physics-based precision-platformer where players control a turnip scaling a mountain using independently controlled arms. Despite intentionally difficult controls that can lead to frustration, the game offers a rewarding experience with charming retro pixel art and a classic synth soundtrack. The addition of a chaotic but fun local co-op mode and collectible customization options make it a highly recommended title for fans of the genre.
Turnip Mountain Wants You To Climb Smarter, Not Harder!
Turnip Mountain, a physics-based climbing adventure game developed and published by JanduSoft, has launched on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PC, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch. The game features a unique two-handed control system where each arm is controlled independently, requiring players to carefully manage balance and momentum. It also includes a local co-op mode where two players control one arm each, and offers multiple routes and unlockable cosmetic rewards.
Turnip Mountain, a physics-based climbing adventure game, announced for Nintendo Switch
Turnip Mountain, a physics-based climbing adventure game developed by Luke Sanderson and published by JanduSoft, is set to launch on Nintendo Switch on July 30, 2026. The game features independent hand control for climbing and swinging, with a local co-op mode where two players each control one arm. A demo is available on Steam.
