Shu (2016)

Coatsink Software

Main
3
hours
Main + Extra
4
hours
Platinum
5
hours

Shu will challenge and delight players with an engrossing 2.5D world, filled with collectables, obstacles and threats. Adventure across the land with the help of hand-drawn characters and their unique powers, forever pursued by a monstrous and unrelenting storm. Shu harkens back to old school platforming classics, but also adds its own unique flavour to the formula, boasting a large cast of characters and variety of fast-paced gameplay, optional time-trials and online leaderboards.

Platforms

Switch PC PS4 Vita

Genres

Adventure Arcade Indie Platform

Themes

Action

Languages: English and 5 more

Interface Audio Subtitles
English
French
Italian
German
Spanish (Spain)
Japanese

Media

Critic Reviews

The Nintendo Nomad

By Tyler
70

Recommended 2d-Platformer that offers something unique

21 Jan, 2019 Read full review

Nintendojo

By Joshua A
83

From the gorgeous, simple visuals to the ever-changing platforming, Shu is an excellent example of what a small developer can do to push the genre forward. For that reason, this game is worth a look for platforming fans.

27 Mar, 2018 Read full review

Cat with Monocle

By Seth Hay
60

The average time to play through the story of Shu is roughly four hours with additional hours if players are yearning for 100% completion. Shu is an attractive platformer game with straightforward goals but tedious chases. Players who are looking to pick up something quick between other games may want to catch a ride with Shu.

22 Feb, 2018 Read full review

Worth Playing

By Andreas Salmen
75

In the end, Shu is a well-made platformer that is short but does many things right. It may not be the best, flawless or the most original game out there, but it's a fun and varied journey that's worth taking if you're fond of the genre.

21 Feb, 2018 Read full review

DarkZero

By Ian Howarth
50

A basic platformer with the same old clichéd mobility tools and a pretty underwhelming world to be a part of just isn't enough to make its mark these days, making Shu feel a little played out. It's by no means a bad game, but hardly a good one too; it falls quite neatly into the comfortable, average middle-ground.

17 Feb, 2018 Read full review

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