After playing the game for my Mutant Mudds Super Challenge review I highly recommend the game to skillful players. If you played the previous release in the series, then you’re set to give this one a go. If you haven’t, you really should play Mutant Mudds first to get a feel for what you’ll need to overcome in this sequel.
Mutant Mudds Super Challenge2016
Mutant Mudds Super Challenge
2016 Atooi78Good
Playtime
ModerateTypically 10 hours
Playable on
Available on
- $9.99
- $9.99
Game modes
Details
- Launch
- March 17, 2016
- Developer
- Renegade Kid
- Publisher
- Atooi
- Themes
Overview
There is only one game mode, and it is Super Challenge! With your trusty water-cannon and jetpack, guide Max through 40 levels and 5 bosses to reach your ultimate destination: the alien meteorite and source of all the mutant mudd malarkey! Each of the 5 worlds feature four uniquely challenging platforming levels with one precious water sprite and 100 gems, which all must be collected, as well as a special doorway that take you to a secret retro-inspired level. The water sprite and 100 gems in the secret levels must also be collected. In summary your objective for each world looks like this: collection 8 water sprites and 800 gems to unlock the boss door for that world. Phew! You can do it!!
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Reception
Press79
Players90
GoodExcellent- Metacritic83from 7 reviews
- OpenCritic77from 14 reviews
Mutant Mudds: Super Challenge is a fundamentally solid platformer with difficult gameplay that will appeal best to hardcore gamers. The levels and challenges are well-designed, testing players’ skill in a number of ways that makes for a tough, satisfying game. It’s not narratively complex nor particularly pretty, but for a gameplay-first experience,...
Mutant Mudds Super Challenge knocked me to my knees. Kicked me in the face. Then taunted me over and over to retry until eventually besting a level.
At its best, Super Challenge is a commendable and well-sought (if not fully diverse) expansion to Mutant Mudds’ already satisfying take on the less-is-more approach to game design.
If you don't mind brutally unforgiving games and like playing the same stages over and over, you might enjoy Mutant Mudds.