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Holy shit, that soundtrack seems amazing! I'll probably pick it up from GOG because they treat their customers better than just about any other game distribution site out there.
Still don't get the big deal with this game, but really cool for those that wanted this (and I know they're out there).
@SeymourDuncan17
It's pure platforming challenge minus the fluff. There's no filler. It's the genre distilled to its essence. THAT'S the big deal.
It's pure platforming challenge minus the fluff. There's no filler. It's the genre distilled to its essence. THAT'S the big deal.
Can't believe steam rejected this, along with La Mulana. They just need to hire more approval people, Greenlight seems good in theory, I just wonder how effective it will truly be. Indie really shines on Steam and its sad to see good games get rejected.
@npa189
La-Mulana was never rejected on Steam. Not to my knowledge, anyway. Nigoro would love to put the game on Steam eventually, but it was released on Playism first because Nigoro is a Japanese studio and Playism is a Japanese indie distributor.
La-Mulana was never rejected on Steam. Not to my knowledge, anyway. Nigoro would love to put the game on Steam eventually, but it was released on Playism first because Nigoro is a Japanese studio and Playism is a Japanese indie distributor.
@Tony
Oh, I know. You've actually explained it to me before in a reply :P
I guess I should've said: I get it, but rather than it's simplicity being a good thing it's a bad thing. It's got nice music and tight controls, but it somehow bored me. It being super easy didn't exactly help. Super Meat Boy is a far better example of awesome simplicity. Far more distinctive, great challenge, AMAZING music, etc.
Oh, I know. You've actually explained it to me before in a reply :P
I guess I should've said: I get it, but rather than it's simplicity being a good thing it's a bad thing. It's got nice music and tight controls, but it somehow bored me. It being super easy didn't exactly help. Super Meat Boy is a far better example of awesome simplicity. Far more distinctive, great challenge, AMAZING music, etc.
@SeymourDuncan17
Different strokes. A lot of people would be turned off by such a high level of difficulty in Super Meat Boy. Mutant Mudds isn't hard for hard's sake. It lets the platforming speak for itself. It may be easy early on, but later levels offer legitimate challenge that finds just the right sweet spot. I wouldn't call it "super easy," but it's a lot more inviting and accessible.
Different strokes. A lot of people would be turned off by such a high level of difficulty in Super Meat Boy. Mutant Mudds isn't hard for hard's sake. It lets the platforming speak for itself. It may be easy early on, but later levels offer legitimate challenge that finds just the right sweet spot. I wouldn't call it "super easy," but it's a lot more inviting and accessible.
@HaVoK308: Valve went retarded during the time period this was submitted for approval, it's the only logical explanation really.
I loved this game on the 3DS. I've already played through it a few times, but this "Granny edition", with the new levels and the remixed bonuses looks like a must for me.
I'd put money down that this will come to Steam once Greenlight is in full effect. Assuming Renegade Kid pursues it.
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