Lokko for PlayStation 5

The good stuff

Man, the level editor is way more intuitive than I expected. I made a tiny pizza delivery track in under ten minutes - just dragging platforms, adding enemies, and tossing in a rocket-powered scooter. The physics are tight, and testing your creation instantly is smooth. It felt like building something real, not just fiddling with blocks. And the character customization? Super easy. I made a boss with a face made of melted cheese and a crown made of pepperoni. It looked dumb, but it worked. Then I shared it with friends - they played it right away. That kind of sharing feels natural, not forced. The gameplay itself is slick too. Running, jumping, zipping around on hoverboards, dodging fast-food minions - it all flows without lag. Reminds me a bit of Cuphead meets Mario Maker, but with more pizza jokes.

The not-so-good

It’s not perfect. The story is cute, but short - you’re fighting Goobol Corp for about two hours before it wraps up. After that, the main loop becomes mostly about custom levels. Which is fine, but if you don’t care about designing or playing user-made content, you’ll hit a wall fast. Also, no multiplayer beyond leaderboards and ghost runs. So it’s solo most of the time. And yeah, the developer’s unknown. No website, no support, nothing. That’s a little sketchy. If this vanished tomorrow, you’d lose access to your creations. Not a dealbreaker, but something to keep in mind. Oh, and the game doesn’t run on older iPhones - I had to upgrade my phone just to play it.

Bottom line

If you’ve got an iPhone that can handle it and you enjoy offbeat platformers with creative freedom, Lokko for PlayStation 5 for iPhone is a solid pick. It’s free, surprisingly polished, and the level builder is genuinely fun. Just don’t expect a long campaign or official updates. But for a quick blast of colorful chaos and some DIY fun, it’s worth the tap. Download it. Make a weird level. Share it. Done.