Pepper Grinder

Pepper Grinder undoubtedly shines as another gem in Devolver Digital’s diverse portfolio, reaffirming their reputation for delivering standout indie games that captivate and entertain. Pepper Grinder is sure to delight platformers with its unique mechanics and treasure-collecting glory.

Pepper Grinder is a unique and challenging title that has you drilling through everything to recover your stolen treasure. With great visuals and jazzy music, this is a title to check out!

The platformer offers varied levels with funny ideas, an ingenious mechanic for locomotion that lets you explore the genre with a fresh pinch of cleverness and a really pretty pixel art design that convinces even pixel-skeptical folks like me.

Five hours of fun, frantic platforming that’s unwieldy and all the better for it.

Pepper Grinder is highly enjoyable, but a touch too short. It's a very unique platformer that manages to stand out in a very crowded genre, even if it fumbles during the final levels a little bit.

Overall, Pepper Grinder is a very good game. Some stages have unique gimmicks that blend well with the base move set, others just challenge players with the basics. I like Pepper, she has a lot of character for a silent protagonist and the soundtrack is quite good too. There’s a lot to like with Pepper Grinder, I just really wish the boss battles were better or absent because they weigh down the rest of the experience.

It's like watching penguins in an Attenborough documentary turning from ungainly waddlers into torpedoes. [Issue#397, p.114]

Fun enough as a very small, gimmicky platformer. The levels are quick and fun and the boss fights are unique, especially the last boss. I wish there more here, overall, in terms of content. The hunt for coins for cosmetics was not really doing it for me. Played fully on steam deck with no issues.

umaloucura que acontece nesse jogos, sei nem explicar direito meu sentimento quanto a isso

thank you for taking a wonder game idea and making it terrible by adding horrific level design that requires pinpoint accuracy yet giving the player a drill machine with zero accuracy. then throw in relentless boss fights that have 100% accuracy with no heals or any kind of help, so you have to repeatedly try to fight these bosses over and over again.