Super Win the Game

[h1] Smells like shovelware to me... [/h1]

Had my eye on this for a while after enjoying the 2d side-scrolling metroidvania 'You Have To Win The Game'. This one, Super Win The Game, absolutely scratched the same metroidvania itch as its predecessor - while adding something new with the top-down overworld map to explore between the dungeons, towns and other areas. It took me back to simpler times with its CRT TV-style filter, retro graphics and soundtrack delivering a lot of nostalgia. Mechanically, the platforming was solid and satisfying and the exploration involved just the right amount of back-tracking as new abilities opened previously impassable routes. There were plenty of secrets to hunt down too, as well as additional collectables which I'll have to go back and have a go at getting. All in all: short, sweet and satisfying. Definitely worth a play, especially if you liked the previous game.

Very fun adventure, reminiscent of the classic NES action/adventure games.

I dont remember anything from this game or why I played 13 hours

Definitely helps if you have nostalgia for, or an innate appreciation of, 8-bit games. Gameplay chiefly involves 2D platforming and open-world exploration, but certain NPCs can optionally give you guidance on where to go next, an inclusion I definitely appreciated. There's also some kind of poetic sub-plot that went way over my head, but some players may enjoy trying to decode it. Overall, don't expect something quite as fully-featured as Shovel Knight, this game's a bit more scrappy and small scale, but it's still a fun, rewarding time.

藏东西藏得太深了，也无甚线索，不看攻略真的找不到。

Amazing, addicting and overall awesome.

one of my favorite all time games, the ost is so amazing

I felt pretty take it or leave it with this. I'd leave a neutral rec if that were possible. Navigation is slightly overwhelming. You have lots of little separate maps and the game is a bit open-world-ish. It reminds me of games like [b]Elephantasy: Flipside[/b] and to a lesser degree [b]Elliot Quest[/b], where it gets a little annoying to keep track of all the different places.

Super Win the Game is a cool little retro style platformer which is a sequel to the free to play You Have to Win the Game. It's similar to the first one, but I like how they added an outside world as well as a speedrunning section and even though it only takes a few hours to complete, I enjoyed the simplistic gameplay and overall look.