While your goal is simply (that’s what we in the biz call a joke, it’s nowhere near simple) to get to the end of each level, you’ll also find at three collectables scattered throughout every area. Filo and his clones can also temporarily turn themselves into blocks that the others can use as platforms, to hold down switches, block hazards, and much more. This is So Many Me’s gimmick: use your clone army to reach the end of each level. Over the course of the first few levels, he encounters strange green seeds which, once touched, create a clone of Filo that follows his every move. He readily accepts the burden without actually listening and begins his journey. I felt that the puzzles required a precision similar to brain surgery and the kind of precognition that human beings simply do not possess, and yet I can tell that the kind of people who would enjoy those things would adore this adorably cute title.įilo, an adorable green blob thing, is tasked with saving the world by an ancient spirit who is also an adorable green blob thing but this time with a beard. Having said that, let’s get what I thought of So Many Me Extended Edition for the Nintendo Switch out of the way: I found this puzzle platformer to be too difficult, esoteric, and confusing to enjoy it. I believe that it is impossible to write anything entirely objective, but I’m going to try and hold back my opinions and bias as much as I possibly can in this review. Have you ever played a game that you can tell is great, but you just don’t enjoy it for whatever reason? I’ve played a few, Super Metroid probably being the most controversial for me, and So Many Me unfortunately falls into that category.
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