Juju is designed to be played by gamers of any skill level, but built specifically with pairs where one individual is newer to gaming and not as experienced. It’s this design choice that makes Juju perfect for parent - child, or big sibling - little sibling combinations. When one player loses all their health, they don’t die but instead are placed into a bubble that floats to the other player and is popped. The player can do this at any point manually by pressing the select button on the controller, which is an option someone might use when they begin to feel overwhelmed, or if they can’t make a specific jump.

The title has a definite Rare/Donkey Kong Country vibe to it, which I'm ok with as that series had some of the best platformers back in the days of SNES. Check out the action in this new trailer for the game.

Juju's father Jambee is out doing his daily chores when a terrible ancient spirit is released. He leaps into battle, which doesn't do him a lot of good seeing as how this is a terrible and ancient spirit. Before he's taken away he manages to pass a magical mask to his son. Now Juju and his buddy Peyo are on a quest to gather the mystic keys so they can seal the spirit away and rescue Juju's father.