A perfect example of a game that though quite competent and suited for the mobile environment fails to offer any compelling gameplay experiences when ported to the PC with its 100+ keys and other assortment of input devices.
Spunk and Moxie2016
Spunk and Moxie
2016 Black Shell Media74Good
Playable on
Available on
- $0.99
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Details
- Launch
- May 6, 2016
- Developer
- -
- Publisher
- Black Shell Media
- Themes
Overview
Help Spunk and Moxie escape in this classic-style platformer with a fresh new twist; one-button input gives the player full control over sliding, jumping, and bouncing through 30 unique levels across 3 industrial themes: The Warehouse, Factory, and Laboratory.
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Reception
Players82
Great- Steam82from 17 reviews
Minimalist platformer/rhythm game. Reminds me of some of the good stuff that came out of Newgrounds back in the day, but smoother and with better production values. I've only beaten the first world so far but the challenge is already ramping up with new obstacles and mechanics. Levels are short with collectibles for replayability and there looks to...
Recommended, but with an asterisk. This game is frustrating, annoying, and extremely satisfying to finally beat. It has a learning curve like a brick wall, mostly due to the single-button controls. Although the level design is quite clever, because of the fast pace of your gooey avatar and close perspective, almost every level feels like a horrible...
A One-button Platformer / Runner https://youtu.be/wDKlp0nNm3s + The gameplay is very simple yet fun. You have no control over your movement besides the ability to jump. Every time you hit a wall you bounce off in the opposing direction. + Great visual style, very clean detailed stages with some nice bright colors + Nice music, very cheerful + Some levels...
A really tight, 1-button game with shades of Super Meat Boy and Flappy Bird. A lot of replayability if you're a completionist and enjoy the mechanics.
4 out of 5 "screw you" level designs