My Friend Pedro

Eurogamer

Rick Lane

In the end, My Friend Pedro's two halves of the banana reveal the perilous balancing act of game design. The first half is a stellar example of how to build an action game, of how to engender a sense of creativity through the player's toolset, and how to bake seamless flow into complex and challenging environments. The second half isn't quite the opposite of that, but it tries much too hard to be clever, with humour that's less goofy and more edgy, and level design that's too exacting in its structure.

IGN

Mitchell Saltzman

8.5 / 10

Excellent action leads the way with My Friend Pedro, though there is little reason to return after its short campaign.

PC Gamer

81 / 100

Breezy fun that also rewards combo-chasing mastery. Barrel through the story once for a laugh, then replay the best levels until you are John Wick on a skateboard.