Super Meat Boy

On November 24 2010 11:05 Krigwin wrote:
Meat Boy. Not since I Wanna Be the Guy have I raged so hard at a video game. The amount of anger that was generated by this game was so unfathomable, if there were a method of transmuting emotions into pure energy, I could have powered the entirety of Rhode Island.

From deliberately unexpected instant death mechanics to unfairly punishing level design to the direct mocking of the player via Dr. Fetus, this was a game designed entirely to teach you the true meaning of pain, of soul-rending agony.

Oh Bandage Girl, woe have I endured to free you from his dreaded clutches, walls made of buzzsaws have I climbed, worlds of lava and fire like the nine levels of Hell have I traversed, many a time have I watched my animated bovine muscle tissue splattered all over the screen, but again and again I persevered, until we were reunited again, only to be rewarded with this promise of a sequel...

On November 24 2010 12:44 Ghin wrote:
To be clear here so I don't buy a piece of shit game, is this hard like I Wanna Be The Guy with stupid random death levels you have to repeatedly do because the game designer wants to kill you, or hard like Contra where you die because you made poor decisions.

On November 24 2010 12:44 Ghin wrote:
To be clear here so I don't buy a piece of shit game, is this hard like I Wanna Be The Guy with stupid random death levels you have to repeatedly do because the game designer wants to kill you, or hard like Contra where you die because you made poor decisions.

On December 01 2010 15:10 Ghin wrote:
The controls are incredibly unresponsive and end up killing me more often than the actual game, ruining most of the fun I would have with this game. That and the frequent crashing when pausing or in menus.

On December 01 2010 17:42 TieN.nS) wrote:


The controls are absolutely immaculate. Maybe it's a problem on your end or playing on keyboard is just that unsavory, but don't blame the game itself.

On December 01 2010 18:25 Ghin wrote:

The problem I have with it is that end up doing the same level over and over again, and different things happen because of how the jumping responds. If I jump at a wall, sometimes it will jump off like I want it to, sometimes he'll slide up the wall and won't jump no matter how many times I press the button, and sometimes he'll just stick there and fall down into the giant sawblade below, when I've done the exact same thing every time and should be dying to a sawblade or pile of needles etc. further in the level.

A good example of this is level 1-14 if you hold left right at the beginning and try to jump OVER the first moving sawblade there, sometimes it will go over it, sometimes you'll clip the sawblade, sometimes he won't even jump.

On December 02 2010 02:55 Serejai wrote:
Can anyone actually get this to work on PC? It crashes instantly after launching, and from what I've seen on the Steam forums even if you manage to get it to load, there are a thousand other things that cause crashes and/or make the game unplayable.

On December 02 2010 02:55 Serejai wrote:
Can anyone actually get this to work on PC? It crashes instantly after launching, and from what I've seen on the Steam forums even if you manage to get it to load, there are a thousand other things that cause crashes and/or make the game unplayable.

On December 02 2010 02:55 Serejai wrote:
Can anyone actually get this to work on PC? It crashes instantly after launching, and from what I've seen on the Steam forums even if you manage to get it to load, there are a thousand other things that cause crashes and/or make the game unplayable.

On December 02 2010 07:13 Chesner wrote:
Both light and dark world 1 finished with A+ with 11 bandages, now to just hunt the rest of the bandages then head on to world 2 maaaaaaaaaaan this game is so good.

On December 02 2010 07:21 keeblur wrote:


My approach is completely different. I've been trying to get high in the leaderboards each time I get to a new level. Sadly it seems that there are some other characters that are better than meatboy in a lot of levels. So working on those first might be better.

On December 02 2010 07:39 Chesner wrote:


I refuse to use anything else than Meat Boy till I'm at least done with the game, I tested out that Video Game guy a bit didn't really fancy him too much, he's probably really good at getting bandages tho. But meat boy prevails!

On December 02 2010 09:21 TieN.nS) wrote:
No, of course an analog stick isn't going to be better. Digital pad or proper (arcade) joystick.

On December 02 2010 09:39 Fryght wrote:
'Stuck' on world 2 boss.

Also, Keniji, I recommend getting a 360 controller. Works pretty nice with Super Meat Boy and can be used with plenty other games (Dead Space, for example).

On December 02 2010 09:39 Fryght wrote:
'Stuck' on world 2 boss.

Also, Keniji, I recommend getting a 360 controller. Works pretty nice with Super Meat Boy and can be used with plenty other games (Dead Space, for example).

On December 02 2010 09:51 keeblur wrote:


How are you stuck?

Also the cutscene after you beat that boss is hilarious.

On December 02 2010 10:25 emperorchampion wrote:
This actually looks like a really cool game, I'm not the biggest on platformers (mostly 'cause I don't have a lot of time and suck at them in general), but I think I might dive for this one. Too bad I didn't pick it up for $10 earlier

On December 02 2010 11:21 VPC wrote:



I'm not really that big into platformers either but man let me tell you this is an exception. I played through it, beat it and I'm now going back through it for the band aids and dark worlds. Sooooooo fun.

On December 02 2010 11:32 keeblur wrote:


I really gotta stop spending so much time going for the quickest score. damn you leaderboards.

On December 02 2010 15:12 Ghin wrote:
oh hey warp zone with a new character! this is the room you get to try him out in:

+ Show Spoiler +

made me laugh when i saw it

On December 02 2010 09:20 Keniji wrote:
Is it so more accurate/enjoyable to play with a controler w/ joystick? I always wanted to buy one anyway (so I can play ocarina of time on my pc), but this might be the right motivation to do it.

On December 03 2010 00:45 keeblur wrote:
http://features.peta.org/super-meat-boy-parody/

Leave it to PETA..

On December 03 2010 00:45 keeblur wrote:
http://features.peta.org/super-meat-boy-parody/

Leave it to PETA..

On December 03 2010 06:20 ScDeluX wrote:
Played it yesterday on the PC and I've found that a keyboard is just not responsive enough. You have to get perfect timing and countless time, the character didn't jump when I pressed space.

I got to world 2-15 or something like that. The game is really fun and hard.

Boss 1 took me the longuest but when you control you air acceleration it becomes more easy.

I'd try it again with a joystick next time tho.

On December 03 2010 06:24 crw wrote:
love this game, but i think VVVVVV that came out earlier this year was much better than this in terms of FUN, and they are probably at the same level of hard.

this game has much more interesting physycs though

BOTH ARE REALLLLLLLY GOOD AND WORTH TWICE THEIR NORMAL PRICE ON STEAM!

On December 03 2010 06:24 crw wrote:
love this game, but i think VVVVVV that came out earlier this year was much better than this in terms of FUN, and they are probably at the same level of hard.

On December 03 2010 06:34 Chesner wrote:
Is it just me that holds down sprint 99% of the time down? :d

Only release it if I'm doing long wall jumps upwards
(aka tricky jumps that have something in the way)

On December 03 2010 06:22 keeblur wrote:

A and S also work. I actually use Shift for run and S for jump.

On December 03 2010 06:37 keeblur wrote:


Nope.

Almost wish they had an "auto-run" option.

Super Meat Boy Updated!

Product Update - Valve
Added Tofu Boy, type in "Petaphile" at the character select screen. (He's sickly so he's weak and can't run or jump well.)
Fixed bugs with Naija, Mr. Minecraft, and VVVVVV
Fixed a crash on exit
Attempted to address more crash on run errors
Fixed Leaderboard ranking errors
Fixed a problem with non-Xbox 360 controllers holding down directional buttons.

Also - Users experiencing unusually long load times, switch the game to windowed mode via the menu or command line and this should fix it.
We're still working to track this one down, but running windowed will fix it for now.

On December 03 2010 13:15 SKAR wrote:
Haha, Tofu Boy is amazing. He can't sprint and feels like he just falls off walls. He also looks really sick and depressed. Couldn't even beat 1-1 with him.

On December 03 2010 06:22 keeblur wrote:


A and S also work. I actually use Shift for run and S for jump.

On December 03 2010 13:19 keeblur wrote:


haha ya same here. What's funny is PETA said they are happy that they put him in. Wonder if they even realize it was more of a way of mocking them.

http://www.digitalspy.com/gaming/news/a291071/peta-pleased-by-tofu-cameo-in-meat-boy.html

On December 04 2010 07:37 Cpadolf wrote:
Genius game. You feel like great controls in a 2D platformed should be pretty easy, and yet 1 minute with this game makes you realize how inferior the controls of 95% av all other platformers actually are. The difficulty is at times approaching hilarity, but the game is so forgiving with deaths that it rarely ever gets annoying, even when you die 50 times on the same level.

So much content for the money you are paying too. I'm going for 100% on each chapter before advancing, and at 11+ hours played I'm only about 2/3rds of my way through chapter 4 (of I believe at least 7).

Easily one of the top 3 games this year.

Free DLC chapters made specifically for Commander Video and The Kid will also be made available in early 2011, along with a "best of" user-submitted level pack, featuring 20 levels created by PC/Mac players.

On December 04 2010 07:54 keeblur wrote:


Only 50 times? Wait until later.

On December 04 2010 08:15 Cpadolf wrote:



Well, there are a few levels I have probably died more on. The glitch level in chapter one was pretty cruel (all of the glitch levels have been, but that's the worst so far). Still, I don't have any problems dieing a lot more than that though for later on. I remember a challenge in VVVVVV that took like 500 tries or so to get down and it was one of the best parts of the game

On December 04 2010 08:40 keeblur wrote:


Well the thing about this is, there's no checkpoint in the middle of the levels. Some levels are pretty long, like the Glitch ones. The very end level of the game there's a level that is quite long, the par is 45seconds, and you'll spend I'd say roughly 30 seconds getting to a point where you are likely to die.

I guess what I'm saying, is the level gets progressively harder the further in you get in it, so yes the first 5 seconds are easy, the next 5 are harder, then the next 5 are even harder, and so on. So if you get to the last part of the level, and die, well you have to trek through the whole level to just get back to that point, likely to die again in the process or at that point again.

And speaking of VVVVVV, I really need to play it through. I bought it in that Steam sale, and then this got released so I never got around to playing it that much.

On December 04 2010 08:48 Chesner wrote:


Both Super Meat Boy and VVVVVV sparked this urge in me to keep pushing to get better and better, its a really nice way to learn precision timing and well.. patience :p

The Veni Vidi Vici part from VVVVVV specially.

On December 04 2010 08:15 Cpadolf wrote:



Well, there are a few levels I have probably died more on. The glitch level in chapter one was pretty cruel (all of the glitch levels have been, but that's the worst so far). Still, I don't have any problems dieing a lot more than that though for later on. I remember a challenge in VVVVVV that took like 500 tries or so to get down and it was one of the best parts of the game

On December 04 2010 10:15 fuzzy_panda wrote:


what are the glitch levels?

On December 04 2010 13:26 Krigwin wrote:
are you kidding me super meat boy

are you kidding me

I thought we were over this

+ Show Spoiler +

On December 04 2010 15:11 Krigwin wrote:
The final fight with Fetus looks stupidly, colossally difficult.

See, it's a game like this that teaches you true pain. The agony of knowing I'll never be as good as that guy, because apparently I suck at this game. I hate you, Super Meat Boy.

On December 04 2010 06:14 Logo wrote:
Are there any levels that can actually be beaten by Tofu boy? That might be my goal now, to beat a level as Tofu boy.

On December 04 2010 15:11 Krigwin wrote:
The final fight with Fetus looks stupidly, colossally difficult.

See, it's a game like this that teaches you true pain. The agony of knowing I'll never be as good as that guy, because apparently I suck at this game. I hate you, Super Meat Boy.

On December 05 2010 00:48 Tropics wrote:
i also hit top 50 on the steam leaderboards today, although im not sure how much that means right now lol

On December 05 2010 01:06 Tropics wrote:
i look at my friends leaderboard through steam (not in game) and to the right of my name it says global rank #xxx

thats the only way ive found to check

On December 06 2010 09:49 keeblur wrote:
Game got completely ruined for me once I got Mr. Minecraft. It's like getting a cheat code, once you use it, it's hard to take the game seriously anymore, well for me at least.

On December 06 2010 09:53 Chesner wrote:


You know you aren't forced to use the characters you get right?

On December 04 2010 13:31 alffla wrote:
this reminds me of this old flash game called N or something.. haha

On December 06 2010 19:46 evanthebouncy! wrote:
it's basically N.

nvm somebody already said it.

Are they the same developers? the physics are exactly the same.

On December 06 2010 23:26 hugman wrote:
I've managed to get the bandage and get back with Meat Boy on 4-17 but I've died both times =/

On December 06 2010 23:11 Ympulse wrote:
N was also a browser/freeware game, Tropics.

On December 06 2010 23:31 keeblur wrote:


Ya, I hate struggling to get a bandage, getting it, then dying.

Just wait until 5-5X. The bandage on that level is awful.

On December 07 2010 23:34 Goods wrote:
Anyone else unlocked The Kid??

Seriously ridiculously hard levels! Took me about 3-4 hours to get him!!

On December 07 2010 23:57 keeblur wrote:


Nope. About to work on it now though. It's the last thing I need.

On December 08 2010 00:17 Goods wrote:


Trust me, It's well worth it! I quite literally paraded my room like a mentalist after beating it.

On December 08 2010 00:24 keeblur wrote:


Would you say the first map out of three of his is the hardest? I've looked at all three of them just to see what I'm getting into, and the other two don't look so bad.

On December 07 2010 23:09 bobbingmatt wrote:


Should I buy a wired xbox controller for this game? I currently own an xbox, two fully working wireless controllers and one damaged but still kinda usable wireless controller, I have played this game for ~15 hours since release and have no plans of slowing down.

When i did a quick google search i found that i could buy a wired controller for ~$30 and i'm wondering if it's worth buying, what do you think?

On December 08 2010 00:54 Corvi wrote:


get xpadder (or others), freeware, and use some cheap ass gamepad. what xpadder does, is map keyboard keys on the gamepad buttons, so game thinks u playing with keyboard, but in fact u use gamepad. works very good for all games i tried.

im using a hama black force (looks like ps3 gamepad) and i cant complain. really cool: vibration works with newer emulators, for example gamecube games. also cool: only 6 €. or for jump and runs (or older emulators) u might wanna get a snes style gamepad.

On December 08 2010 02:08 bhp255 wrote:
i'd say people make it sound like its nearly impossible, even for non-casual gamers

im not a very avid platform gamer, never finished any of the original mario games, let alone IWTBG, and yet i was able to clear most of the game (93 bandages, 7 more to go!)

most of the game is figuring out how to clear the stage, but yes, there are parts where the execution is relentlessly difficult. beating the regular game is not too hard, but clearing the entire game with 100% will prove challenging even to the most experienced. I'd say this game kept some nice balance between casual gaming and hardcore challenges for all to enjoy

On December 08 2010 02:32 keeblur wrote:
Yay, beat The Kid level, which also gave me Meat Ninja, and Golden God achievement. Kind of glad I saved it until the end, since it was just that much more satisfying

The whole time on the third level of it, all I was thinking of was, "God I hope my game doesn't crash or some shit"

On December 09 2010 04:57 emperorchampion wrote:


Yo, dude you're 8th overall- nice stuff! :D

The Zodiac though at 1751.10 :O, wtf... that's less than me, and I've only finished 123 levels o.O.

On December 09 2010 05:32 keeblur wrote:


Ya that time isn't legit. I went through some Leaderboards, and he's got a lot of ones where it's obvious they aren't legit. Like a 0.40 time with Meatboy. That's one of the problems with the PC release, always gonna have someone who can alter files or something to cheat.

Plus on XBLA it's a level playing ground, since everyone has the same system, and the game runs the same for everyone. On PC you have different resolutions, and different computers, and what not, so it's hard to tell if the game is running the same on all systems, and times might be skewed in that regard.

Either way, it would be nice if they were to add Character Specific Times and Leaderboards, would be nice to play all the characters on each level.

On December 10 2010 22:37 Cpadolf wrote:
11400 deaths later, I finally completed the game 100%. Last levels where the frist warpzone of chapter 5 and The Kid's warpzone. Both where tougher than any level of chapter 7, except maybe 7-19x.

Gotta ask though, now it say's I have 306 level completed, and 40-50 or so other have that as well, but there are 7 guys with 307 levels completed. How do you get that?

Also, does anyone know what the 6 numbers after levels completed on the leaderboard means?

EDIT: Oh wait, that isn't number of levels completed. I'm an idiot.

Keeblur, which character did you mostly use? Feel like I gotta ask since your total time is like about 1000 seconds better than me right now (I'm at #29 currenly, though I have only tried to polish up chapter 1 and 2 so far).

On December 10 2010 22:37 Cpadolf wrote:
11400 deaths later, I finally completed the game 100%. Last levels where the frist warpzone of chapter 5 and The Kid's warpzone. Both where tougher than any level of chapter 7, except maybe 7-19x.

Gotta ask though, now it say's I have 306 level completed, and 40-50 or so other have that as well, but there are 7 guys with 307 levels completed. How do you get that?

Also, does anyone know what the 6 numbers after levels completed on the leaderboard means?

EDIT: Oh wait, that isn't number of levels completed. I'm an idiot.

Keeblur, which character did you mostly use? Feel like I gotta ask since your total time is like about 1000 seconds better than me right now (I'm at #29 currenly, though I have only tried to polish up chapter 1 and 2 so far).

-We locked Mr. Minecraft out of saving, uploading to leaderboards, and getting achievements. He's god.

On December 11 2010 02:00 Megaman703 wrote:
If you're talking about Skyscraper, that was definitely the hardest zone in the game for me. Level wise The Kid's zone is probably harder, but the life limit makes Skyscraper a huge pain to go through.

On December 11 2010 02:23 keeblur wrote:
http://www.supermeatboy.com/ has an update from them explaining what they are up to.


Kind of funny even they call him overpowered.

On December 11 2010 03:43 hugman wrote:
How do you unlock the question mark to the left of world 1 in the map screen?

Hey guys and gal,

Quick one off update here that fixes Leaderboard scores not uploading. Sorry about that. I've been told the update is live!

Also I'm working on something to delete zero, hacked, and Mr. Minecraft times on the Leaderboards.

For those of you that are disappointed that you can't use Steve to get achievements and stuff...sorry about that. I should have disabled him from the beginning.

Tommy

On December 12 2010 02:46 DrainX wrote:
Currently stuck at the second boss :e Level is so annoying.

On December 11 2010 20:13 alffla wrote:
im' so terrible at this game

died like 3000 something times and only up to chapter 6-2... also only completed chapter 1's dark world and maybe half of cahpter 2 dark world?

and like .. 2 bandages LOL

FML.

On December 12 2010 11:11 Trozz wrote:
I'm streaming this now.
I'm playing through all stages.
Who'd wanna watch that...?

On December 13 2010 01:54 DrainX wrote:
The third level for unlocking Ogmo (The double jump character you get in the third world) was so frustrating and rewarding to beat. I must have died on that level at least 100 times before I managed to beat it

I don't have a gamepad either and I can't find a way to remap the keys. Space is probably the worst possible key for jumping :/

On December 13 2010 02:02 emperorchampion wrote:


I think you have to go into the config file and change them manually.

On December 14 2010 23:46 ScDeluX wrote:
I'm seriously thinking about buying a 360 PC controller just for this game. Playing with A+S is way better than Shift+Space but still not a gamepad. I'd Imagine is way easier to get the jump timings right because you button is long to press so you don't have to be exactly perfect.

Anyone know how what is the difference between the warp zone you have completed and those you haven't ? They all stay the same color or I'm high ?

And what is the deal with the -1 level? Only giving extra % ?

On November 24 2010 13:22 Rising_Phoenix wrote:
I can't wait for the IWBTG(kid) level pack. They should have unexpected deaths EVERYWHERE. If they don't I will be sad.

On December 14 2010 23:51 flamewheel wrote:
Wow I just spent like 5 hours watching speed runs of this game...
For those of you that like this you should youtube "Super Mario Asshole". Takes Mario to 2x levels beyond this.

On December 17 2010 02:39 Trok67 wrote:
Hello,

I am playing the game on my computer with keyboard, I'd would like to play it with my PS3 gamepad, has anybody made a PS3 gamepad worked with SMB on a computer ? If yes, how can i do that ?

thanks a lot !

On December 17 2010 04:12 Jonas wrote:
Does this game seem exactly like "N-game" for anyone else except with different graphics?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PIvFmPPT2sE

On December 17 2010 04:12 Jonas wrote:
Does this game seem exactly like "N-game" for anyone else except with different graphics?

On December 17 2010 07:20 MichaelJLowell wrote:
Okay, I can't be the only person who doesn't think this game is an undisputed masterpiece. It plays very well, yeah. It doesn't do anything rock-solid perfect and it's dreadfully simple for a modern platformer. "It's supposed be a send-off to the eight-bit era." Which would be fine if it took the eight-bit model and did something new or interesting with it. Stacking the difficulty against the player in an unfair manner (the hitboxes in the game are simply stacked against the player) and turning it into a bite-sized time trial battle didn't do that for me. I know I'm the only person on the planet who played Henry Hatsworth, but I'll be damned before I say Super Meat Boy did anything better than Hatsworth did. And the reviews of that game were pretty middling (ironically because people thought the game's difficulty curve ramped up too quickly).

On December 17 2010 07:28 Megaman703 wrote:
I definitely don't think this game is a masterpiece. It doesn't really do anything that hasn't been done before, it's simply a refinement of things pioneered by other games.

I disagree that this game has unfair difficulty, though. I've died a lot playing this game, and I rarely felt like the deaths were unfair (except the times where my computer would make the game skip frames and Meat Boy would fall through platforms, that definitely wasn't my fault). What exactly about the hitboxes did you find unintuitive?

On December 17 2010 07:55 HenL wrote:
Henry Hatsworth was my favorite game last year. I hope Monster Tale turns out good.
Most reviews complained about it being too hard, pretty annoying.

On December 17 2010 08:03 keeblur wrote:
I wouldn't call it a masterpiece, but in a day and age of short and easy games, this game stands out as being a challenging platformer that isn't overly complicated. What makes it so good imo, is the fact that it doesn't try to do anything new, or try to be fancy with any gimmicks or nice graphics or whatever new games try to do this day and age, it's just a solid platformer.

On December 21 2010 11:42 Freeheals wrote:
On sale now on steam for $3.75 USD! I'm going to pick it up

On December 21 2010 19:57 Shockk wrote:
I don't really understand the recent hype for these platformer games.

One of the Indie packs I bought during the last holiday sale included VVVVV, which had recommendations and high ratings everywhere. So I played it, expecting something awesome after all the praise - and all I got was a pretty bland platformer. Jumping, avoiding, some puzzle-esque things ... that's it. Sure, that can be fun - for about 5 minutes.

I'm not saying that platformers can't be fun, I've enjoyed playing them every now and then, but especially SMB is hailed as if it revolutionized PC gaming when all you do is jump around and avoid death traps.

On December 21 2010 19:57 Shockk wrote:
I don't really understand the recent hype for these platformer games.

One of the Indie packs I bought during the last holiday sale included VVVVV, which had recommendations and high ratings everywhere. So I played it, expecting something awesome after all the praise - and all I got was a pretty bland platformer. Jumping, avoiding, some puzzle-esque things ... that's it. Sure, that can be fun - for about 5 minutes.

I'm not saying that platformers can't be fun, I've enjoyed playing them every now and then, but especially SMB is hailed as if it revolutionized PC gaming when all you do is jump around and avoid death traps.

attempting to 100% the game in either one sitting

On December 21 2010 23:34 Zapperkhan wrote:
I don't really understand the recent hype for these RTS games.

One of these games I bought during the last holiday sale included StarCraft 2, which had recommendations and high ratings everywhere. So I played it, expecting something awesome after all the praise - and all I got was a pretty bland RTS. Mining, scouting, some micro things ... that's it. Sure, that can be fun - for about 5 minutes.

I'm not saying that rts can't be fun, I've enjoyed playing them every now and then, but especially StarCraft 2 is hailed as if it revolutionized PC gaming when all you do is click around and kill your enemy before they do to you.

On December 22 2010 00:05 Shockk wrote:
Well played.

On December 22 2010 06:36 pfods wrote:
This game is horrid....

I really like the levels, and I enjoy platformers...But it's so god damn unresponsive when I hit the keys that I have to rage quit after five minutes of playing. 95% of the times I've died have been from a refusal for the game to recognize I've hit the space bar (my keyboard is fine in other games).

On December 22 2010 06:40 keeblur wrote:


Never had that problem. Try running the game in windowed mode.

On December 22 2010 06:36 pfods wrote:
This game is horrid....

I really like the levels, and I enjoy platformers...But it's so god damn unresponsive when I hit the keys that I have to rage quit after five minutes of playing. 95% of the times I've died have been from a refusal for the game to recognize I've hit the space bar (my keyboard is fine in other games).

On December 22 2010 06:36 pfods wrote:
This game is horrid....

I really like the levels, and I enjoy platformers...But it's so god damn unresponsive when I hit the keys that I have to rage quit after five minutes of playing. 95% of the times I've died have been from a refusal for the game to recognize I've hit the space bar (my keyboard is fine in other games).

On December 22 2010 08:21 Tropics wrote:


make sure vsync is enabled

there's definitely a bug on your end the controls in this game are perfection