In classic Ketchapp fashion, Cloud Path takes one mechanic – namely tapping left to jump up or down steps, or right to move forward – and does it well.
You're spurred on by the rapidly disappearing path behind you, a mechanic that speeds up as you progress. Thankfully, auto-boost power-ups offer a welcome reward and respite from the stress of this adrenaline-glazed track.
When you get the hang of it, Cloud Path makes you feel like a dancer, tapping left or right almost automatically to the beat of the music.
Meanwhile failure, which is always fair and down to you, invokes the right sense of compulsion to try one more time.
That feeling evaporates a little too soon though. Since not much changes as you improve, there's not a whole lot to keep you playing once that initial spark has faded.
But there's enough here that you'll have a good time with Cloud Path while it lasts.
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Cloud Path - Entertaining and complusive
Cloud Path is an entertaining and well-executed, if short-lived, free to play game that will please your eyes and ears while it lasts.
Oscar Dayus
Oscar grew up playing games in the 90s, and as such can't help but jump on any sort of moving platform. He hasn't yet perfected the art of double-jumping in real life, though, so has now turned to writing instead.