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Headlander deftly delivers a smart story via a constant stream of varied, original ideas, to ensure a journey that feels remarkably vibrant and fresh from... Lire la suite

In the end, Headlander is a very good adventure game for fans of the Metroidvania blueprint. The gimmicks that come from a flying head are... Lire la suite

I loved my time with Headlander. It’s 70s sci-fi inspired aesthetic, tight Metroidvania gameplay and crazy “dock your head on other bodies” mechanics have been... Lire la suite

Headlander is a funny, well designed game with an excellent aesthetic, it's a shame that a few shortcomings let it down in the long run Lire la suite

Headlander is worth the price of admission, just be warned that its combat can lead to a fair share of frustration. Lire la suite

Headlander is a unexpected but pleasant title that has rekindled my interest in 2D side-scrollers. The title is both familiar and wholly unique, and the... Lire la suite

Headlander doesn’t rise above the genre in every respect, but it honors it and enhances it through clever gameplay and inventive new mechanics. It succeeds... Lire la suite

Sharp visuals and story don't save a would-be strong Metroidvania platformer from endless pitfalls. Lire la suite

"yet another game that strengthens the standing of Double Fine as pioneers in eccentricity, one of the few developers respectfully willing to pay attention to... Lire la suite

Headlander has a few faults, but when getting into a flow of this style of game, it turns out to be a pretty well made... Lire la suite

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By narrowing their focus, Double Fine have crafted probably their most cohesive and mechanically sound game to date, one that takes its gimmicky concept and... Lire la suite

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Headlander isn’t a lost cause, yet Double Fine should have done a couple more reinventions on the drawing board before they let this one loose.... Lire la suite

Headlander may be a mixed-bag, tonally speaking, but in terms of everything else there’s a clear sense of purpose and intuitiveness to it. From the... Lire la suite

‘Headlander’ is a lovely dystopian 70s sci-fi game that's strange, good fun. Lire la suite

Headlander continues to demonstrate that simplicity isn’t necessarily a bad thing with its upgrade system. While most games in the genre have you picking up... Lire la suite

Still for all the shortcomings addressed, Headlander is an enjoyable title. It doesn't take itself too seriously, as evident by all of the tongue and... Lire la suite

Headlander is one of my favorite games of the year. It is beautiful, plays fluidly, has an interesting story, rewards exploration and is just plain... Lire la suite

Headlander is a Metroidvania style game that will not only take players on an out of body and world odyssey but it will serve as... Lire la suite

Headlander is an enjoyable 2D metroidvania that successfully merges the usual wacky style of Double Fine with some straightforward gameplay mechanics. Lire la suite

For a certain nostalgic generation of gamer, it’s hard not to fall in love with Headlander’s retro futuristic stylings and the kind of “what if…”... Lire la suite

It’s not that I think Headlander is a bad game — quite the opposite. It’s just that I want Headlander to realize its potential —... Lire la suite

Headlander is neither Double Fine's best game nor its most ambitious. Yet it's a solid, quirky, funny, and bold experiment in a genre new to... Lire la suite

Headlander is a perfect storm of thought-provoking sci-fi, biting humor, and pitch-perfect gameplay that comes wrapped in a stylish, affordable package, and is one of... Lire la suite

It's a testament to the excellence of Headlander that it can only be faulted for its slight technical flaws. Everything about it is so finely... Lire la suite

Headlander is a little action, a little puzzle, and a great time overall. At around 10 hours or so, it doesn’t overstay its welcome, and... Lire la suite

I was immediately struck by how classically “Double Fine” this game’s design is. If you’re not familiar with what I mean, I weep for you,... Lire la suite

Headlander is a great metroidvania whose retro-future style, humorous story, and tremendous exploration come together in one of the summer’s most complete experiences. Lire la suite

Headlander's retrofuturist aesthetic is creative enough to make up for the fact its underlying mechanics are anything but. Lire la suite

[A]ll told, “Headlander” left me in a mellow state with few regrets over the three days that I spent with it. Lire la suite

The moment you begin Headlander and see the VHS-style lines show up along with the formation of the old-school title with a blast of colors... Lire la suite

Headlander from Double Fine Productions is a fun, quirky science-fiction Metroidvania game with engaging puzzles, strong exploration elements, and flying heads. Lire la suite

What starts as a fine homage to Super Metroid and ‘70s style sci-fi ends as a disappointing waste of both story and gameplay potential. Lire la suite

Headlander proves to be a nice distraction in the midst of the Summer drought season as I enjoyed its humor from start to finish. While... Lire la suite

While the game does have a few slight irritations when it comes to its design, Headlander still manages to keep its head on its shoulders (or traveling... Lire la suite

This game will have its players enjoying the experience from beginning to end with a smile over their faces. Lire la suite

Headlander isn't Double Fine's funniest game, but it's one of its most consistently fun Lire la suite

We’re not exactly short of Metroid clones these days, but Headlander rises above the herd through a mix of its ingenious body-swapping game mechanics and... Lire la suite

An excellent side-scrolling Metroidvania game, with nostalgic undertones and great gameplay, helping it thrive in its science fiction paradise. Lire la suite

Headlander had me hooked during my nine hours with it. The game oozes with charm through its off-the-wall and eccentric gameplay mechanics, and its humorous... Lire la suite

Headlander has a few rough spots, but its 70s retro/sci-fi aesthetic and head-swapping gameplay are out of this world. Lire la suite

Without those lackluster diversions, it would be an amicable trifle. Even at its best, the game feels like an idea gestating in real-time, like a... Lire la suite

Headlander’s vibrant sci-fi trappings can’t make up for dim execution Lire la suite

Overall, Headlander is the most fun I’ve had with a Double Fine game since the first time I played through Psychonauts. With gameplay revolving around... Lire la suite

Double Fine was able to take a classic gaming genre and imbue new life into it with their trademark humor, and the resulting experience is... Lire la suite

Double Fine Productions has managed to craft an experience in Headlander that successfully combines the retro style of 1970's science fiction with excellent modern gaming... Lire la suite

Headlander is entertaining, looks and sounds excellent, and gives off a cool vibe, but this isn't quite a classic. Lire la suite

While lackluster combat and simplistic puzzles would prove a damning criticism for most games of this type, Headlander’s tone and aesthetic is so fully-realized that... Lire la suite

Headlander's weird world overflows with color, power-ups, and personality. Lire la suite

The game is loaded with Double Fine’s signature humor, from snappy dialogue to turrets that apologize while firing at you Lire la suite

Headlander is an okay game made much better by a suitably daft concept, and the way it’s presented. It’s an amusing take on the Metroidvania-style... Lire la suite

Double Fine's head-spinning sci-fi puzzler has plenty of style but not enough substance to sustain its lengthy adventure. Lire la suite

Headlander also has an extensive upgrade system for your helmet, but I found myself only making use of a small percentage of them, but this... Lire la suite

"An incredibly enjoyable game with a couple stumbles along the way." Lire la suite

Overall Headland on the Switch sits at a slightly odd place. It’s a budget game but at too high a price, with very basic graphics... Lire la suite

Headland won’t set your world on fire, but it will provide you with a pleasant way to spend a couple of afternoons. This cute, colourful... Lire la suite

Headland is a cute game with a heartwarming narrative that is just simply enjoyable. It doesn't hit high highs and the only real brushes with... Lire la suite

A fast-paced and easy-to-navigate game, there is never a dull moment in Headland. Levels don’t take forever to clear. Rewards are not impossible to earn,... Lire la suite

Headland is an action adventure journey into the imagination. Although not breaking any new ground in the genre, the story, gameplay and combat is exciting... Lire la suite

Headland is a simple but cute and well-made action adventure game, populated with cute characters, colourful settings and a surprisingly heart-warming message. Lire la suite

Headland is an enjoyable game that I did have fun with. Of course, you can go back to each level to increase your score and... Lire la suite

Headland is a functional experience, but it lacks enough clever ideas or impact to make a lasting impression. Lire la suite