Super Mega Zero Reviews

Great platformer with a variety of mechanics that make each level unique! Works perfectly on steam deck too :)

This game is genuinely phenomenal. I have played and completed some fantastic platformers this year, DKC Tropical Freeze, Solar Ash, Outland, but this game is so special. It combines a tight dash that will be familiar for many Celeste players and a clever puzzling system that I think many people would attest to being genuinely creative. The way that it builds on concepts and spends time allowing the player to understand and work through those concepts is phenomenally done as well. This game is incredibly worth the price of admission, in fact I would say that this game is worth significantly more than the asking price. This game is worth 25-30$ and this crazy man is charging ten bucks. Buy this game.

Good game. Buy the game anyway, just so they can make the sequel to the Wizard and the slug.

A mechanically very interesting platformer with tight controls and a nice soundtrack to boot. The 'intermission' sections where the game turns into a shmup offer a nice change of pace. Don't judge the game on its simple visuals, they're really part of the charm

Currently finish world 0 & 1 & 2 with all collectibles Pros : Decent Cons : 1) In the bullet hell part of the game, you can barely see your "ship"/"character" after you collect the "Pi", 'cause it just keep drifting around you, with all those particles around you, it's stupid

Don't get time to play many games these days so it's great to have one that I can jump into quickly, play a few levels and then come back to later to continue. Up to World 3 so far and the progression in the mechanics and skills works so well in letting you know what is required and coming up. Awesome fun game that I highly recommend. Can't wait to continue and see what else the other Worlds hold.

Love the overall concept + aesthetic, though it's giving me some odd slowdowns on my end. At times it felt like I was playing Gradius 3 on the SNES all over again. Don't have a good PC, but it should be more than enough to handle a game like this (GTX 970m, 16 GB ram, etc.) It's fun enough that I'd recommend it regardless.

This is one of my favourite platformers of all time, the art-style is cool, the music is one of the best soundtracks ever, the platforming is precise and Super Mega fun (with Zero bad time) and the power-up are very unique and creative. 10/10 Maybe the most underrated game on steam!

Highly recommended if you like precision platformers. Captures that same feel as classics like Super Meat Boy, but adds in a little bit of a puzzle scratching element with the main mechanic, it never gets to the point when you're thinking more than your platforming, but it adds a really cool twist to things that's super fun to play! I'm super into shmups too, so I enjoyed those interludes too. They're short and comparatively easy though, and the focus is definitely on the excellent platforming, so don't worry if you're not into shooters.

A game that plays with the well established meatboy-platformer. A bunch of neat ideas sprinkled in the entire game. The main game itself is not very hard compared to meatboy or the end is nigh even with the added difficulty of collecting all of the π coins. Though I must say the difficulty in the bonus levels are on par with the hardest levels of meatboy(if I remember correctly). I would say the difficulty spike in the main game > bonus levels is a bit too steep to the point where it's a completely different game. I suppose that might be the point. The most interesting levels were the ones that mix up the abilities of the 0. Adapting to the change in how the 0 moves was by far the best part of this game and I hope there were more levels with that mechanic. I am very much looking forward to bonus levels/a new game. I don't know if it's coming, but I hope it does. I think this game has a lot more potential to be fun/interesting without being insanely difficult. But then again, I have never created a game so I might just be wrong. Also, I never got used to the spaceship movement in the non-bullethell-levels. And the wavy 0 was a bit hard to control too. It was hard to tell where it was going to go and how far it was going to go. I ended up just mashing the dash button so it didn't wave so much :P