Runner3

This game feels like a complete misunderstanding of what made the first two so special. But eh, it's not bad

A super solid game that I'm surprised I didn't try out until now, even when I'm a BIT.TRIP fan.

I have a couple of complaints, mostly belonging to visual touches on characters (specifically the lack thereof), but those are moreso my bias towards Runner 2, which I favour a bit higher over this one.

9 impossible levels + 1 Commandgirl Video/10, wish she had better outfits.

I loved Runner2 on the Xbox 360 so much so that it's one of only 4 games that I have 100% of the achievements in. The simplicity of the movement, the perfect and upbeat soundtrack and the incredible narration kept me going through I don't even know how many hours of extremely fun and simple gameplay.
Runner3 is no different in any single one of these aspects. Everything from the controls, to the visual and level design, to the perfectly crafted difficulty of the "impossible" levels seems to be perfectly in line with the games they've put out in the past.
Thanks for another great game guys, and please make a Runner4.

I really do love this game, but I feel it has its flaws - more so than Runner2. So while I had a fantastic time with this game, I still think its predecessor is the overall better experience.

Runner 3 is a pretty good continuation of the bit trip runner series. I really enjoyed the 3d aspect of the game, although I wish they would have leaned into it more then they did. The flying car and rail modes are really fun, but again wish there was more of it. If you liked bit trip runner 2, pick this game up whenever its on sale, you will enjoy it. Most of the levels are pretty easy, but if you turn the difficulty up to 150% some can be fairly challenging. The last challenge level is legitimately hard and will make your thumb hurt.

A very solid rhythm based obstacle course. I like it less than the second installment, mostly because it feels like it has less charme to it and some clunky interactions at times.
I also really miss the small sounds from the second game when you evaded or kicked an obstacle, they really added to the musical fidelity.
If you just look for a game like this, get the second one instead. If you want more of it, this is a solid choice when it's on sale.

From Runner 2 to Runner 3 it's more of the same you would expect. The difficulty options are a nice touch. The main game is some what easy even with the difficulty at max. Definitely play the impossible levels with the difficulty maxed for a real challenge.