posted August 30th, 2013 6:45 PM EDT by Eli Hodapp in News , TA Plays 
When Bean's Quest [ $2.99 ] first launched in mid-2011, it was very weird to review , as the game could seriously be beaten in five minutes. It had a rock solid concept, but almost no content. You quickly beat the game and got a "Coming Soon!" screen. Well, developer Kumobius came through in a massive way as the game is now loaded to the brim with levels to power through.
When Bean's Quest [ $2.99 ] first launched in mid-2011, it was very weird to review , as the game could seriously be beaten in five minutes. It had a rock solid concept, but almost no content. You quickly beat the game and got a "Coming Soon!" screen. Well, developer Kumobius came through in a massive way as the game is now loaded to the brim with levels to power through. With Time Surfer [ Free ] currently on sale for free, it seems relevant to roll the clocks back to the days of Bean's Quest. Jared and I play through the first world, or, what used to be in the original release of the game:
Seriously, download Bean's Quest. The constantly-jumping mechanic allows for cool level-based achievements, the controls are great, and it's just all-around a super-fun game. I cannot wait for its sequel .
source: toucharcade.com
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