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Earthworm Jim

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$26.99 $44.99 In stock

Category: Chromatic Games

A run-and-gun platformer about a worm in a robot suit, loud and weird and gorgeous, the kind of game you can’t wait to tell your friends about. Jim has been shrunk down into a handheld format while maintaining all the fun, but rebuilding the game from the ground up for this hardware. The Chromatic edition is enhanced with auto-save and level select for a more groovy replay experience.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Nicholas ★★★★★

The whip-crack sound effects and the sheer weirdness of Jim’s moves had me grinning the whole first level. Runs smooth on handheld, and the colors pop just as loud as the soundtrack. This is the kind of chaotic fun that makes you text your friends a screenshot mid-play.

Adam P. ★★★★★

The hand-drawn art is so vivid on the small screen that I kept pausing just to look at the backgrounds between the frantic shooting. Every level throws a new weird mechanic at you, and the robot suit controls feel tight after a quick minute of adjusting. I've already texted three friends to pick it

Aurora ★★★★★

The boss fights are absolutely unhinged—one minute you're dodging cow projectiles, the next you're bouncing off a giant fish's nose. The portable version keeps all that chaos crisp on the small screen, and the run-and-gun controls feel tight enough that I never blamed the worm for my deaths. Honestl