
Set on Mars in an alternate Cold-War era, Super Motherload is a 1 to 4-player couch co-op digging adventure with storyline by Image Comics' Kurtis Wiebe, a fully voiced cast of Soviet and American characters, and a procedurally-generated world that changes each time you play.
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain*languages with full audio support
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Pretty slick gameplay progression. Map editor made it more fun for me. Wicked game here comrades! Thanks!
Wanted to re-play that game for a while, cause had fun when it was made on flash. Glad, that i did not get it in full price. Cause then it would be waste of money. But, with discount i still got a day-is of fun of it. And could even give a good review,... if not that horrible idea of boss fight in the end. It is just tedious. I like games like this, cause there is no rush to play it. You can dig around, how you feel like. Solve puzzles with bombs you have, to get best reward. Combine best possible mineral combos from here and there... Its decent fun. And i can even forget that game really not giving you much info about many things, and you need to figure stuff out by trial and error (like quest items are blast resistant while you have a quest, but not after you done it), or places that you can not reach, what ever you do, cause they overlaped with other puzzle-zone and you just can't use bomb mid air. All those little things could be forgotten if not that tedious (*chicken*)boss-fight. It just ruined whole experience for me. My hands are sh!t, but i was able to keep up with it DUI-fly-style to get out of the core to the outpost, to the minipuzzle, to get stuck there, cause i used all needed bombs to get to the boss, and outpost did not sell any. No way to continue = took a dive in magma. To discover that i need AGAIN go aaall the way to the boss, from last outpost. Annoying, but not critical - needed buy those bombs anyway. Got to the boss, again. Got to first puzzle. Done it without a problem. Another DUI-flying up (chicken for sure buzzed up even more). Got to second puzzle - easy-peasy! Got on position to blast a bomb - BAM! Boss diving from other corner of the map in to mine, kicks me under the block and instantly kills me, cause, why not. Re-Spawn on that damn outpost, with aaall the way down to go to trie again. Realising, that i do not wanna finish this game THAT much. Nothing to say about doing different endings. Boss that i remember in flash version was nothing like it. If game, like this even needed a boss-fight at all. Sorry, but full price tag is just to much asked, and simply can not recommend it. Only on sale.
Reasonably fun. Probably not worth the price tag. If the price isn't a concern, maybe it's worth trying. If the price is a concern, it's probably not. Maybe I'd leave a better review if it was cheaper, but it'd have to be pretty cheap.
Addictive gameplay, interesting plot. 7/10
Good game, nothing else to say here
Ayant poncé le jeu flash durant mon enfance je me devais d'essayer celui-ci. Très bonne surprise lorsqu'au lancement du jeu je me suis rendu compte qu'il intègre la version Goldium du jeu originel. Le jeu reste fidèle au premier, l'ajout de la fonderie, du multi et le système de combat de boss sont de vrais améliorations. Après cette expérience, courte mais fun, je pense et je rêve qu'un Motherload 3 arrive avec par exemple : - Plus de largeur - Ajout de différents mondes - Le retour de l'inventaire des minerais ( il n'y est pas et c'est relou la) - La magie des devs qui à permis de faire la magie du premier jeu
super motherload, ticks something primordial, its so simple yet infinitely replayable, time just flies when you play it. Big improvement over the original flash game, which oh yeah, you get the original game when you buy super motherload, which is a nice bonus.
Zamanla biraz tekrar ediyor ama güzel oyun. 15 yıl önce web'de motherload'ı oynardık bir zamanlar.
If you like Motherload and know what it is, you'll like Super Motherload.
My recommendation comes with a caveat, as I bought this game heavily discounted and primarily to play "Motherload Goldium Edition" to satisfy a nostalgic craving (and it didn't disappoint in this regard). However, I have been completely unable to launch the more recent "Super Motherload" and have yet to find a solution (after searching various forums, this seems to be a common issue). Therefore, I can only recommend you purchase this if you are looking to play the original 2004 classic, as there is no guarantee that you will be able to play the titular game.
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