
Super Cable Boy is a retro inspired platformer, where you are playing a living handheld gaming system with a power cord. Collect game cartridges to become more powerful and take on your quest to defeat "the Glitch", an entity that 1▧01☠01௹1‱☣∰0␢⌀▧ ..
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, a mysterious entity that threatens to destroy the world.


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Languages: English*, German*, Japanese*, Spanish - Spain*, Korean*, Simplified Chinese*, Thai*, Traditional Chinese*, Portuguese - Portugal**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
Themes across 40 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
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cute lil game
I thoroughly enjoyed this game it was a lot of fun while still being challenging every so often. I like the artstyle and think it was really well used in the game. The story is actually not to bad and the soundtrack really hits hard. All in all I would greatly recommend this game to pretty much anyone
Recommend if you like precision platformers ^^
This is a fun precision platformer with a variety of movement tech that you unlock as you progress through the levels. The graphics are pixel art which is nice, but some of the color palettes can be a bit much. Music is good. The thing I like the most is that the levels are very short so navigating through them is lightning fast and fluid without punishing you too hard for missing an input.
This game is a ton of fun. The character moves smoothly. The theme and writing are very well done. The easy mode is a great option if you're not typically into precision platformers. It lets you focus on the story and atmosphere without getting frustrated with the increasing challenge.
This game is great, nothing more about it. For me it is a super meatboy successor in a way, it's just got that nice flow and feel. It also has one of the most fun grappling hook mechanics that I've tested, and i am a grappling hook fan.
Really good game. Starts out easy, but the challenge increases a lot with each new world and the new abilities you unlock help keep each world unique. I'm honestly surprised by how obscure this game is considering how well made it is.
I could just say it's a difficult 2D platformer, which is what I expected going in, but the way new mechanics are added over the course of the game makes it more varied than I expected. The last few levels, where the abilities get switched around quickly, are genuinely cool and difficult. If I wanted to get all of the collectibles in the game, my playtime would probably be double what it is, but eh. Overall, it's really cool.
Very nice
Onigiri 🍙
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