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Test Chamber – Puppeteer
Japan Studio's wildly imaginative platformer sports an endearing, family-friendly art style, but it can also be devilishly challenging. Join us as we try a sampling of levels and take on one of the game's mighty animal bosses, General Bull.
Andrew Reiner serves up questions and encouragement as I try my best to survive the danger-filled caverns and winding passages of Puppeteer's Wild Waste levels. I'm a fan of difficult platformers, but that didn't stop me from running into a few snags along the way, especially in my final confrontation with General Bull, a robotic beast in serious need of anger management classes. Watch the video below to see who comes out on top of the multistage boss battle.
Puppeteer is out now on PlayStation 3. Learn more about the game by reading our review.
Be sure to visit the Test Chamber hub to watch more episodes.
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