them to be the "prettiest and most detailed" from the NES era. Toyad's only negative comment was regarding the extreme difficulty in reaching the final stage and good ending. He concluded that Gimmick! was a "labor of love" from developers, and found it a shame it was not released in North America. IGN'' listed it among their top ten NES games of all time, praising the game's physics engine and writing that its platforming excellence stands out among the console's best. Notes References External links Memorial * Series: Sunsoft Vol. 6 Official Website 1992 video games Nintendo Entertainment System games Platform games Sunsoft games Video games about toys Video games developed in Japan Sentient toys in fiction Single-player video games