Snuggle Truck Reviews

Funny and very cute. Every level makes you want to complete it as perfect as possible. Brony mode is a nice feature for people like me, because i personally like the pony plushies more. It's easier on the PC than on Android. Not much to say, except the graphics that are sometimes blurry like for example in the menu. Other than that it is what it is and it is good at that.

Pro: It's cheap and it's fun (for 10 minutes at a time) Con: The core set of levels suffer from really piss poor design, and a significant fraction of them appear to have been culled from the community. This along with a generaly "uneven" quality and some very very rough edges make the whole thing feel unfinished.

If you ever wanted to maim small, fuzzy woodland animals, but not face an animal cruelty charge, this is the game for you! You'll fail the level, but you can definitely snuggle them with your truck. Repeatedly, to death.

[h1]Rating[/h1] 4/10 [h1]Intro[/h1] Just play the Earn To Die and Zombie Derby games instead, they're far more rewarding to play and finish than this game. Because this game's idea of challenge, is to both balance stuffed animals and beat each stage within a certain time. Two things that don't go together. Granted, that challenge is optional, but going for Bronze is super easy and not intrinsically fun or satisfying. [h1]Positives[/h1] + Level editor. + Good driving controls. + Good aesthetics and graphics. [h1]Negatives[/h1] - No replay value. - Challenging for the wrong reasons.

This game means more to me than water itself. For had I not possessed it, I would not be who I am today. Do not be misled with it's childish appearance, for within its pixel chambers lie the most aged and mature wisdom one could hope to find.

very cool little game where you need to drive a host of creatures in the back of your van. graphics are functional, sound is ok, music get's annoying quickly but you can turn it off. gameplay is where it is at. All levels have been carefully made and it's all easy to learn and hard to really master. The game never feels really unfair. RECOMMENDED

Best game ever. Very christian game to play for me and my family. In this house we value the christian life style. Please accept god and let him come in your in heart and body, Please Jesus I want to feel your salvation all over my body <3

I have no idea how I got this game or why and I don't care. Its a truck of snuggles and happiness. Seriously though this game is alot of fun once you get into it. A small and simple but fun concept.

The mechanics are solid, there is depth in terms of content, and the execution is superb. I wouldn’t call this one a “thrill ride,” but Snuggle Truck can be your burst game, that title you play when you’ve got three minutes to spare. It’s hard to just peg Snuggle Truck in a genre. I call it a side-scrolling racing game and then toss in the caveat that it’s highly physics-based. In the game, you control a dirty truck that can be highly reactive to the terrain its meets -- the smallest dips and jumps cause the truck to lean back and forth. You can correct its arc with the arrow keys, but you don’t do it for the safety of the vehicle -- you get lined up to protect the cargo, those cartoon animals riding in the back. Each animal is just as reactive to the truck’s trajectory, and the point is to hit the end point as quickly as possible with as many animals as possible. Easier said than done, I've learned. There’s a lot of stuff that can get in your way in the process of getting to the end goal, the "zoo": there’s an assortment of bumps, massive hills, dips, and even a few surprise environmental objects like explosive crates that get thrown into the mix in later levels. For the most part, Owlchemy Labs does a fantastic job providing change of pace opportunities: there’s a ton of different layouts and jumps experimented with, which give you plenty to do and think about. Hitting and landing a jump without losing your animal dudes is all in the wrist and in the finger. You can use your keys to correct the trajectory and also use the basic movement mechanic -- pressing your fingers on either the up or the down key -- to slow or speed up your truck. Snuggle Truck introduces one new mechanic at a time, giving you the ability to slowly learn and react to obstacles as you progress through the levels. But there’s a big trial-and-error element as well since you never know what’s around the bend. One small jump, for example, can take you straight into a wall while another of the same exact kind might not present any mission critical navigational issues. To its credit, Snuggle Truck remains fun despite its clumps of middling level design. I chock this up to its relative snappiness -- levels take, generally, under a minute to finish, so it’s not a great loss to start over again. Nor do you really need to ace a level since there’s so many in each tier. Of course, there are carrots on sticks to chase -- Snuggle Truck goes heavy on the rewards after completion of each level. You can earn your traditional star medals, as well as completion medals based on completion and number of animals you save. While Snuggle Truck actually feels like a game that went one direction and then the other, I recommend it. The truck controls well, the physics respond well, and the level design has that right mix of snappiness and intrigue. Check it out if you’re in the market for another racing side-scroller, and keep your eyes peeled for updates. Owlchemy Labs has crazy plans for Smuggle Truck which include implementing community-generated levels which could lead to some awesome replay value.

Plays well, no issues and fun. Some levels trickier than others. Lasted me 48 hours getting everything. Pretty fun and worth it. Clean HUD.