
Super Mixtape is a retro physics based rhythm-puzzle-platformer where you guide cassette tape ‘Mix’ across a fully reversible 2D world of A-Sides and B-Sides, completing puzzles as you progress to find the perfect beat.
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First impressions is that it seems like a fun and challenging game. A very steep learning curve. I'd also recommend a controller highly, not sure if this is because i'm used to pressing space to jump but keyboard and pressing either shift feels unnatural for me. Trying to use a Steam Controller with this and it's okay and works, but i'm sure it's more to do with the actual controller rather than the game. Gameplay is unique and a few minor bugs as you'd expect with an early access. EDIT; Updated keyboard controls!
Played through whats out! Had a good time, like the music, the games challenging and the controls are intuituve. Looking forward to further development! The music feature sounds like it could be rad. Muy Bueno.
Hi! My name's Sasha Zenko. I'm from Belarus. I am making hardcore letsplay videos handsfree (using only my chin). I have a program that allows me to assign keyboard controls to mouse movements. I play your game. It's very good. I like it. Watch me playing your game without hands here: https://youtu.be/SfB5sDYo6vw
First :P Love the mechanics of this game, it will take a while to get used to tho. You can control the level with the bits Side A and sibe B mechanic it will drive you insane And for those who played with headphones RIP 9/10 Wait for the summer sale :P
This takes me back to my Amiga, Snes and Megadrive days. It's definately challenging (which is good), can be frustrating - but also incredibly satisfying when you get it right. The flip component is cool and adds a novel play comonent to the mix (pun intended). One thing that definately stands out is the music - it's awesome. The layered tracks blend together perfectly - reminds me of games like BitTripRunner. So, if you like a cool retro puzzel platformer with cool music and that can also frustrate the hell out of you - then get this!
-画面粗糙 -作为平台解谜游戏,跳跃机制反人类 -目前只有三个教程关
Im very impressed with this game, this being one of the first indie games I've played it has really enticed me to play others. There's been updates almost daily and the game feels more polished than on release day. It has a very steep learning curve but once you get the hang of the controls and game mechanisms it becomes very enjoyable. Can't wait for more levels and content from this developer.
This was kind of a fun and challanging game for me. I got it in a bundle so I didn't pay the full price of the game. My biggest issue looking at this game is asking $13.00 for an alpha state game that only has the tutorial (3 levels to try and get the hang of controlls) and arcade mode is too much money for the experience. Their arcade mode is making it though the level as far as you can using 1 life. That doesn't interest me but it may give more insight into further gameplay. The tips and hints throughout the gameplay aren't shown well. When I would jump over an area, I could miss the hint or information it completely. Now I will say the game appears to be consistant so after some trial and error what you don't pick up from the tips and hints you should be able to figure out on your own. I do like the music though and when you are able to switch to different colors the music gets a lot better from having different options. Right now I wouldn't even suggest paying $5.00 for it. There just isn't enough content to justify paying that much money yet. It's not even enough content to fully understand what the game will be like. Even though I had a little fun with Super Mixtape I'm going to suggest not getting it. The two reasons are the high price and lack of content. If more content gets released I'd say $5.00 for the game in alpha but $13.00 is a final game price for what I've seen so far.
[h1] Swing cassette tape to the finish by not hitting the wall. [/h1]
Painfully short, however as a bare bones beta all the building blocks are in place to make this a fun challenging little platforming game and although the mechanics are few they are highlly polished to the point where I'd be happy with just the release of more levels. Control scheme needs a bit of reworking however I like the concept and the music is catchy all in all I'm looking forward to the completed product.
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