
Snag powerups, collect coins, and battle against 49 other comrades in this 2D sidescrolling free-for-all. Together, we are one--but will you be the one who is held above all others?
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This game does not work and I spent at least 10 minutes panicking trying to exit the "authenticating" page but eventually got it to leave the game. This game perfectly reflects modern Game Grumps: old, unfunny and dead.
Great game until the servers shutdown... Hasn't been playable for almost a year now. Should've gotten a LAN mode to make it playable in some form unless the community makes their own servers...
hell yeah I love piling on a dead game that needs to be taken down from the steam store. servers dead, game's dead, and based on player count it has been dead for years. for game grumps to still be selling DLC is unethical at best, predatory at worst. Could any of the grumps be predators when they're NOT selling DLC for a dead game???
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This used to be a really fun platformer Battle Royale featuring the Grumps, with some pretty unique vibes as well as some fun mechanics. It was a bit laggy at times and sometimes you had some situations that were impossible to get out of, but all in all it was a fun game. However the keyword is: WAS. This is Abandonware, and is not in a playable state of any kind as of the time of writing this review. This is not playable anymore. No possibility of making your own servers or playing with personal lobbies. No LAN version was released. And this is STILL requesting money, while the game is not in a playable state of any kind and thus unable to deliver the content promised in a usable state. So, as a fan of the Grumps, it makes me really sad to do so, but I will report this game as "Abandonware" for now, and hope, that one day, the community can get this game running once again, as this was, again, a genuinely fun casual experience to play with friends. And I urge you to report it as well for now, until an official version is properly playable. It not being playable and still requesting money is something that shouldn't happen in any circumstances on Steam.
I was super excited to try this game but unfortunately it isn't operational anymore. Sad days
It´s a Mario Battleroyale Game with a Soviet Theme. It´s fun to play and it´s also Free.
Not playable anymore
Simple, but very interactive and low memory usage. The most important thing is to have internet connection.
If you're looking to get your Battle Royale fix through this game, I would recommend you play Fortnite or PUBG instead, because as fun as this game is (or should I say 'was'), support for Soviet Jump Game was silently discontinued just a little over a year after release (There was no official EOS notice, it simply fails to load after something in the servers broke in August of 2021). I figure this is Iron Curtains for SJG, as the publisher is occasionally known for their cheap (and sometimes even harmful) cash-grabs, even outside of Steam, while delivering very little in return for one's dedication and money, and then high-tailing it as soon as it's no longer profitable. To the developer(s) at Fantastic Passion, as much as I enjoyed what little of your work there was, if you can't afford, can't be bothered, or are otherwise unable to maintain game servers for an extended period of time, then don't make a game that relies so heavily on them, especially when players can just pick it up for free. Seriously. I'm glad I didn't spend any money on this game, but I feel bad for those who did in its one-year lifespan, and I do kinda miss playing this Battle Royale-styled platformer, as much as I sucked at it.
i miss this game. I wish they would bring it back.
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