Video Game Review: A World of Keflings

About 90 per cent of the time you’ll be using the left analog stick and “A” button, which allows you to pick up and drop objects. It’s a fine system, though eventually things get overcrowded and it becomes a bit annoying to constantly be cycling through the items you can lift. The camera is also limited. You cannot rotate a full 360 degrees, nor can you switch to a true top-down view. Early on it doesn’t matter, but once your lands are full of buildings and Keflings there are times you’d like to be able to see more clearly behind objects.

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