Serious Scramblers

Very fun game! I played this while listening podcasts so i can't comment on the music. The gameplay is simple but hard to master, you move left or right and try to fall fast enought so you dont get crushed while dodging obstacles. Has a nice sense of progression as there are 14 characters to unlock. It controls with A/D or arrow keys and it does not allow rebinding of controls. Endless mode can get pretty addictive if you try to set a highscore. Nice pixel art and the background doesn't causes eyestrain which is welcome. Totally recommend!

After almost 20 hours of playing this game, I find it in 3 words to describe it. Marvellous, Exciting, Enjoyable. Oh, you read that right. Those 3 words summed it up. [GRAPHIC] Okay, thing is, this game is really enjoyable. But how it is enjoyable? First the retro vibe and simple graphics are already mesmerizing. I mean, in this age now, how many of us can still enjoy some good old-school style game. This one does, so it's great! - CHECKED! [MUSIC] Music wise, absolutely catchy and melodic. Sure, it's a bit repetitive but old-school games are like that. Plus, it's not some dull and boring musics but rather, it fits the gameplay very well. Personally, I like it. And importantly, it brings me back to my younger days when I was playing those NES games. So yeah, it's cool, good and memorable. -CHECKED! [PLAYABILITY] The game is pretty simple and anyone can play it without any problem at all. I mean, look at the game, you just need to drop down from one platforms to another safely to reach the goal. Direct, Simple, Clear. And old-school retro games style should be like that, so this one has it all. - CHECKED! All in all, Serious Scramblers is a great game that is fun to play. And for that, I do reckon this game for a fun gaming time. =)

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7/10 Neat Indie platformer

Serious Scramblers is developed by solo developer Chinykian, who is 1/3 of Rottenmage, the team behind Spacejacked. Like Spacejacked, Serious Scramblers requires quick thinking and even quicker reflex in order to master the game. All the player has to do is to move left or right to navigate through what seems to be a bottomless pit of a hole while collecting coins, landing on enemies and maintaining the right speed to avoid falling off the bottom of the screen or be impaled at the top for doing it too slowly. [h1]Gameplay[/h1] + Simple controls as only pressing "right" or "left" is required. + Simply move left or right to land on platforms/enemies or to avoid traps. + Levels get progressively harder and has a good challenging curve. - If you aren't particularly quick in terms of thinking and reflexes (like me), this can be of a challenge. + Has a number of characters with different stats to unlock with the coins you collect which provides you the right fit for your play style. [h1]Graphics[/h1] + Clean and fluid pixel art that is easy to distinguish what is what. [h1]Music/Audio[/h1] + Apart from the gameplay, the music and audio is a highlight. + Music blends in well and suits with the fast gameplay. [h1]Everything else[/h1] + Endless mode is available for players who seek a bigger challenge by going against other top players in the rankings. + Works well with a PS4 and Logitech Dual Action controller without any third party programme. + Available on iOS for iPhone users. +/- This isn't a review for the full game but only up till level 16 (I can't beat level 16 for nuts). Serious Scramblers in the end is a polished game that is very accessible for both casual and competitive players as it is simple to learn but a challenge to master. Serious Scramblers is a joy to be experience for those who are looking for quick bursts of challenging gameplay that will either make you feel like a God after a short session. Or like a silly person after trying to beat your own high score for hours. At the price point of $2.15 (SGD) or your region equivalent, it is not hard to recommend Serious Scramblers as you can have plenty of sessions of joy and salt in the endless mode. To read my other reviews, simply find them [url=http://steamcommunity.com/id/Qaizher/recommended/]here[/url].

[quote][url=https://www.gimmgimm.com/]叽咪叽咪，每天都好玩！[/url] 喜欢的话欢迎[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/27162873/]关注叽咪叽咪鉴赏家[/url][/quote] 像素画面，街机风格，经典的"是男人就下100层"玩法。玩法虽然简单易懂，上手也不难，但玩起来还是很考验玩家的操作和反应能力的。躲避各种陷阱并确保自己能落在平台上而不是直接坠落深渊就可以一路向下，到达终点后就可以进入下一个关卡，挑战的难度循序渐进。复古的8-Bit音效与画风，给人一种回到童年的感觉。在游戏中收集硬币可以解锁其他角色，提升了游戏的重复可玩性。

Check out my Steam Curator page, "Minorthreatt Gaming Reviews." I have the most organized and extensive genre lists on Steam! Be sure to "FOLLOW" for more of my recommendations: http://store.steampowered.com/curator/31339849-Minorthreatt-Gaming-Reviews/?appid=257170 The Short of it: Fun little arcade-like game that reminds me a bit of Downwell, except no shotgun boots ;). Good for some short sessions when you don't have the time to get too involved. Classic pixel graphics FTW =) Reminds me of: If you liked Downwell, there's a good chance you'll like Serious Scamblers. I appreciated that there are lots of unlockables (characters) and the music and sound effects fit really well with the theme. Good, straight-forward, old school fun that meets expectations.

A simple, yet challenging idea of falling with style. Dropping to platforms as long as there is no danger. constantly falling... don't get too angry then you get killed by the bug at a level's end. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gm--L1r7mts

I do have several nitpicks about this game, but that's exactly what they are: nitpicks. Small pains in a tremendously fun and addictive game. First, I finished the game, yet I still don't know what the "speed boost" perk is. I tried using it, and didn't notice any meaningful change. Second, the "continue" mechanism is outrageously expensive. At one point, I really wanted to use it, but I realized that the 900+ coin required would take me an hour to earn back... until I tried an experiment and purchased a cheap character, only to see the cost of the "continue" go down. It hadn't crossed my mind that they were related. So, after spending some coin on a character I didn't care for, the cost of a continue went down from 950 to 50 - from one hour to about 3 minutes. I wish I'd known. Third, the game takes up about 25% of your screen, yet it crams non-essential HUD elements inside this 25%. Sure, I' love seeing how much coin I've raked so far this level, and the distance is crucial to deciding whether you'd like to use a "continue" or not, but why hide spikes, platforms and other crucial gameplay elements behind them? My kingdom for distance, coin earned and your total coin purse be displayed on the side of the scrolling gameplay window, in the unused 75% of the screen. --- Why do I nitpick? Essentially, because I love this game. I finished it, and will come back for more endless mode at some point, without a doubt. The puzzles are tight, the design elements minimal, the gameplay challenging without being difficult (at least until the last handful of levels), the controls very responsive. This is exactly what I want from a budget title: easy to pickup, entertaining, challenging. I spent 10 hours in it, and while I did get frustrated near the end, it's the right kind of frustration: the kind that comes out of "got gud" rather than "got lucky".