Miraculous: Rise of the Sphinx

I went in expecting a fun licensed action-adventure, especially since the co-op setup seemed built for couch play. What I found was a game with partial controller support that feels half-finished and clunky to control. The premise is solid: you're hunting down Hawk Moth's scheme across Paris as the famous duo, swapping between characters and solving simple puzzles. The split-screen co-op option is there, which is the game's best feature if you've got a friend willing to tolerate it. The real problem is the execution. Platforming feels imprecise, combat is repetitive, and the whole thing drags. It's clearly aimed at younger players, but even kids deserve games that feel polished. The achievements are there if you want padding on your profile, but there's no reason to revisit once you've finished. Skip this unless you're deeply invested in the Miraculous universe and have very low tolerance for jank.

Alex · Scout Team

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