Abstract: Way back when – you know, when dinosaurs roamed the Earth – video games were once a challenge and relied on the simplicity of puzzles that were frustrating yet ever-rewarding once the solution was found. Instead of regenerating health, installation of...
Abstract: Charming, fun and full of splattery goodness.Microsoft’s Game Feast continues this week with one of the most obscure and addictive titles currently on the system. Super Meat Boy is a puzzle game of sorts that presents you with micro-levels that you mus...
Extremely satisfying payoff for completing the varied and brutally difficult stages, tons of content and different playable characters
Absurdly difficult levels can feel like a grind, boss fights can be aggravating
As I write this, I've completed just 34% of Super Meat Boy. I'm struggling toward the last level of the main game, I've dabbled in the Dark World, and I've gathered a fragment of the game's numerous bandage collectibles. I've barely scratched the surface...
As massively rewarding as it is massively challenging, Loads of unlockables to collect, Simple yet brilliant level design, Funny and artistic cartoon style
Difficulty may prove to be just too much to some, Humour can feel more of an in-joke at times
Abstract: Brain hurt? You should see my wrists. SMB is a straight-down-the-line 2D platformer for masochists, people who like their running and jumping with a great big pile of pain and frustration on the side. It’s hard, basically, harder than any game I’ve pla...
Super Meat Boy relies on its flawless dynamics and precise control abilities, which Team Meat has tinkered perfectly. The balance of difficulty is superb and with over 300 levels to keep you busy, Super Meat Boy is one of the best value for money games I'...
Abstract: Published November 8th 2010. Written by Thomas McDermott. Super Meat Boy is a game scattered with small moments of intense joy and elation strewn amid an absolute feast of sheer terror, deep anger, and a feeling you are near constantly being driven to ...
Anyone can enjoy the tight, quick-fire gameplay and quirky charm, though only the most masochistic will push themselves through to that elusive 100 per cent Achievement. One of XBLA’s finest titles so far, provided you’ve got the patience and dexterity...
