Reach for the stars.
The 2026 bingo card continues to expand with another unexpected surprise: a spiritual successor to Donkey Kong’s King Of Swing. Released on Game Boy Advance in 2005, this beloved puzzle platformer saw DK traversing vertical walls and avoiding hazards along the climb. Luke Sanderson’s Turnip Mountain takes that idea and adds hand-eye coordination mechanics that are simple to explain but hard to master.
Despite the horrifying image of a sentient turnip with giant hands (complete with Mickey Mouse-style gloves) clambering up surfaces, the premise of the game is quite sweet. A turnip rests in the ground, gazing up at the stars and hoping to one day reach those lofty heights. They do what any turnip with ambition would: sprout arms and climb! Your one objective throughout the multi-stage adventure is to ascend, surviving an ever-escalating set of perils and puzzles on your way to the stars.
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