
The infamous, tough-as-nails platformer comes to Steam with a playable Head Crab character (Steam-exclusive)!
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Super Meat Boy is a game that stands for one thing: pure platforming gameplay. There are 5 main worlds in the game (The Forest, [spoiler]The Hospital, The Salt Factory, Hell, and The Rapture[/spoiler]). After that you play the End world to defeat Dr. Fetus and rescue Bandage Girl. That said the story is really not important in this game. What I really liked about it was that while this game is hyped as a very difficult game (and it does get quite difficult) the difficulty curve is done really well. If you've ever played Geometry Dash, and returned to one of the older levels that you really struggled with only to find that it is a piece of cake now, this game feels the same way. Levels in the Forest that you once struggled with will eventually seem really easy. But this game always has something more challenging to offer. Each world's Dark version has harder remixes of the levels, there are bandages to collect, and Warp Zones and glitch levels to conquer. The quick respawns and super tight controls make the game feel frustrating and challenging but not punishing. Even when a level frustrated me, nothing (aside from one level that I had beef with) felt unfair or had an inobvious solution. I only recently beat the final level in Cotton Alley and haven't even tried that dark world yet. I would say you can comfortably get at least 30 hours out of this game, probably more if you want to go for everything, and if you play the user-created levels it's basically unlimited. So yeah, play it! You'll like it!
Grając w to, uświadomiłem sobie że mógłbym robić lepsze rzeczy w życiu. Polecam
meat and fun
Эта игра про то как живое мясо спасает свою девушку(бинт) от злого эмбриона в костюме и это очень познавательно, честно говоря игра для мазохистов которые любят страдать от компьютерных игр, -10 нервных клеток из 10
I enjoyed more of the game than I hated it. World 4 and 5 had some really frustrating mechanics. It gets difficult yes, but it is fun still for the most part. I suppose. Don't get the wrong idea, I'm not saying that I like this game. I just think it would be disingenuous to not be honest about my experience on it. I think it's...okay. Hmph!
yes, hard.
дошел до 4 главы и ахуел
muy bueno
Truly is tough-as-nails. Somehow it worked on my ancient pc, so cool ig.
i'd rather shove a dildo up my ass than trying to 100% this game pretty fun though!
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