Animal Super Squad reviews

The Game is still good. It's a Sidesscroller, a Kind of physics-based Obstacle run. The Game relies heavily on a fun factor and the Community. For this Game, the Creators of the Goat Simulator Have teamed up with Youtuber PewDiePie. This can polarize, but should be overlooked here if possible. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1668576941 By Default, a Chicken in a drivable Toilet must reach the Destination in each of the Levels (but you can also choose other Animals or Vehicles). In doing so, it can be moved left or right, with a Turbo providing extra Thrust. The Vehicle can also bounce or be raised slightly. The Game, to mention it in a moment, has a Level Editor with which you can create your own Levels. It seems that the Developers have also used it to generate the more than 30 Levels of the Campaign. Thus, the Parkour to be crossed is made up of certain, very different Elements. There are Conveyor belts, Fans, Swings, Bombs, Tons and Switches, etc. pp. Every now and then we reach Checkpoints, but is probably only stored When completing a Level. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1668576393 While the first World (the first 10 Levels) is still quite comfortable, soon after it becomes quite difficult, so that the poor Chicken (or which animal you have chosen alternatively) often Will die. Because it is becoming more and more important to Accelerate at exactly the right Time, when the Vehicle is right or in the right Place. Sometimes you also have to leave the Vehicle behind and go on "on Foot" or take other slightly unusual Paths. However, the Difficulty of the Levels tends to increase, which soon requires a high Frustration tolerance. The physics engine used in the Game works very well. Only once did I seriously wonder if there was a Mistake because things were not going as expected. In This respect, it is a well-functioning Game. The Game relies heavily on the Community (initially there were probably only 10 predetermined Levels). You can create and publish your Own Levels or play such levels. The Problem is that there is little Control over the available Levels, although there is a Rating system and even featured Levels. I tested some Levels: Many were minimal, some seemingly didn't work properly, even among those rated both more than higher. But there are also great Levels, but you have to fight your Way through a lot of Nonsense. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1668577916 The Graphics are nice in a childlike Style. Very young People are probably eh ' the Target Audience for the Game. Most Game Elements are rather wittily childlike. So you can see a burning Chicken on a Two-wheeler. The Controls are quite OK. I played with Controllers. Sometimes it was difficult to control the Vehicle in the way you wanted it to be, but that was probably not the Problem of Control per se. But it can be very hard to control the Vehicle properly. Some Achievements don't seem to work. Anyway, I only unlocked one, although I think it should have been more. Pro & Contra: + Witty Designed Physician-stressed Sidescroller + Level editor o Increasingly heavy To very heavy levels o Accordingly increasing Repetitions of difficult Sections (20 Attempts or more per Section is not Uncommon) o Community-based Level playable-Save only at the End of the (usually very long) level-Many nonsensical or defective community Level rating: 6/10 The technique underlying the Game is quite good. Meanwhile, there are also significantly more levels of the Developers prefabricated. Still, I only Enjoyed it at First. But you have to judge that for yourself.