Super Meat Boy 3D

Super Meat Boy 3D is a wonderful take on the 2010 classic, with that same “one more try" hook that makes it impossible to put down.

Super Meat Boy 3D is a fairly careful reimagining of a hardcore classic. The concept survived the transition to 3D reasonably well, retaining its punishing difficulty and diverse mechanics.

Super Meat Boy 3D is equally addicting and infuriating, resulting in me swearing like a sailor but unable to tear myself away as I watched Super Meat Boy sliced, diced, and suffer repeated deaths as I worked tirelessly to finally overcome each level, but the sensory overload it brings with it can be too much at times.

Super Meat Boy 3D is a faithful translation of the indie classic into the third dimension while infusion it with great ideas from other platformers

Super Meat Boy 3D isn’t Shakespeare — it’s main antagonist is named Dr. Fetus, afterall — but I found its platforming puzzles to be largely solid across the board and I was impressed by its adherence to the idea that the game will happily beat you down, but the way back up from that is through perserverence. Perserverence that it’s happy to show you that you posses by watching your level replays.

Super Meat Boy 3D has strong bones, but gets lost in the three-dimensional sauce. You will die 'n retry often, for sure, with a bunch of tight levels and clever secrets to conquer for true old-school masochists, but too many deaths - and so, too many retries - stem from perspective issues which create artificial difficulty. Sluggerfly's game feel shines when the studio actually focuses on delivering a clever 3D experience rather than translating 2D ideas into a game space with depth, which induces an excessive margin of error in every movement. Do try the demo version before buying.

It's heavily inspired by the first game but doesn't understand what made the original enjoyable, and is further let down by imprecise movement and forgettable level design. Meat Boy's 3D adventure is little more than a generic platformer, and that's disappointing.

Fantastic game with some of the smoothest and most satisfying controls in a 3d platformer

I A+ every story level before moving onto the next one which is why i took longer than normal to beat the game. I defiantly had fun but the fixed camera angle combined wiht the 3D environment led to a million deaths because i could always tell proper depth for certain jumps or where i would land making the game harder. Its a solid title for what it is and i think i like it more than the 2d games as this one gelt like it had more **** boss fights are meh and some of the secret levels i found are absolutely insane and i had no pleasure in trying to beat them. Again solid title but its design ultimately makes it harder/ frustrating when the game is built around quick precise movements/ jumps and trying to ace levels leaves no room for error.

Conseguiu capturar surpreendente bem a essência do super meat boy original mesmo em 3d, porém as cutscenes estão feias e a parte principal do jogo é extremamente curta, tendo terminado em 3h de gameplay comigo.

Meh at best. Why waste time on this. Really? Why? It's not fun, its exist to irritate platformer lovers. I came out of the experienced just annoyed. The soundtrack is annoying (like a dream theater-esque generic bad track). I'm trying to put into words what I experienced but just general waste of time. The game feel isn't there (a crime in platformers), the levels are uninspiring and if it wasn't on game pass, I would feel robbed.

Crashes all the time. Control is very strange. Hard to see the distances...