Super Saurio Fly: Jurassic Edition Reviews

It's a good game but at level 2 it starts "slow motion". Please fix it!

Flawed, but still a lot more enjoyable than the 66,000,000 Isle clones out there. (Final boss is bugged though.)

neat little platformer with some cute fat pterodactyls on a mission to get their stolen eggs back! Good gameplay and nicely drawn. Some minor bugs here and there.

Super Saurio Fly is a steam videogame featuring wait hold on let me put this out here??? JUST NOTE that the final boss is a clash of glitches that when u defeat the final boss and if he hits you u automatically start back on the previous final level which is bull smoking pits of garbage! Other then that its joe and mac super nintendo meets super mario with a flying mechanic and some cool powerups! First of all i think the level design is cleverly bone smartness as an indicator for being ultra and extreme in swallow paths of creativity! I think the bosses are among the best part of the whole game and they are way threatening and just cool looking!So props to the artists for creating artistic dinosaur boss battles! The music is kinda like a ripoff to a tribute like theirs a song in the game that they guy clearly used samples of walrus cove by diddy kong racing or whatever christmas jam david wise composed!But im glad he mixes it up with his own variant style then just copying a deadly striking tune! The controls are straight yielding jerking forward!Its just decent in throwaway jaggy buttons! I think this game deserves a high mighty 9.7/10 its a cool swift turnout and i was really impressed by the dino accelerating magic in this compacted hungry lunchathon game what i call a gem in the steam library or whatever console its on! Cant wait for more games from this clashing developer love the burrito master!!!

TRASH!!! A lot of bugs and the creators don't give a shit about it, why would you put a "support" button when you know it is helpless and it won't help anybody with their in-game problems.

If you like platform games, this is awesome!! Very challenging and fun. Beautiful artwork, cute dino's. What more could you want?

Aw this game is cute, like Mario but with dinosaurs. I wouldn't say it's fully polished, but I still enjoy it.

It is OK, animations are clean/crisp (it does resemble flash era though), three difficulties for idiots that like to play on 'extreme' mode, the fly/float mechanic is something somewhat unique to platformers (not many have the float-flap-glide mechanic). But these points are probably all it has going for it. The timing sequences are something i could not sadism myself through (2nd world-extreme), in some parts the camera moves to different angles by ONE STEP, this was frustrating trying to whack the dragon fly on the edge of a cliff whilst every time i step into it the camera launches off to new screen (this was very frustrating-just leave the camera centred!), and maybe it was just me or extreme mode but it really seemed as though some enemies hit faster than i could move-getting stuck in a stun lock loop losing half my HP. This game is probably OK for kids on easy/normal mode, but if (like me) you LARP as an adult who wants to scratch that Mario itch, this is not your buddy, guy. If you must, on sale ONLY, plays like a flash game 5/6-10 (there is far worse out there- but also FAAAAR better)

I have not much playtime on record as of now, but SUPER SAURIO FLY is really a mega cute game with great artwork! As for platformers, which I normally don't play (I'm also not particularly good at them) it's doing a fine job so far. You can run, swim, jump and, well, sort of fly by pushing yourself in the air each time you press the button, and also float once you got your Saurio butt up. There are 2 attacks, one standard which is melee and needs timing, and a ranged one which needs to be fueled by picking up "ammo". Oh, and it would appear you can play as Dad Saurio or Mum Saurio anytime by changing between them. Dad has a better ranged attack (a straight fire bolt, his melee is a head butt), Mum has better melee, I guess (a wooden hammer, she can throw it as her ranged attack, but it's not flying straight, but offers projectile motion trajectory). Tho, it seems the ranged attack and their form can be changed depending on the ammo, as I experienced it once without knowing what I picked up before. There is a replay option that serves as your kind of save system, where you choose the different levels from the different worlds you completed or played last, pick your choice and progress from there onwards. I'm playing on medium difficulty and still die quite often, but obviously I'm a little incompetent Saurio. xD At least I passed the 1. boss, and only died once fighting him, and he was actually easy. :) I guess, if you like cute platformers or just very cute games, you might give this one a try, it's very worth it!

This game is very beautiful, I'll give it that. A lot of love, work and care must've went into the art direction. It makes me think a lot of the newer Rayman games (Origins and Legends) in terms of the presentation, art and cutscenes. The platforming seems solid, and the bit I've gotten through so far has had good level design. My few complaints are that you walk soooooo slowly, and I really dislike how to fly. You press jump, wait for him to hit his apex then start to fall slightly, then you can hit jump again, then wait for him to hit his apex then fall, press jump again, etc. (You can also hold the button to glide down.) I've also been playing with a controller, but I might try using the keyboard to see if it's any better. You press A to jump, B to do a head bonk, and X to shoot a fireball. I'm at the first boss and keep dying because you need to do the jump/fly thing to get to his head, but then you need to hit either B or X to attack. But you have to make sure you stay up in the air which means you've still got to keep pressing A over and over. Which means you sorta need an extra finger to reach one of the other buttons while you constantly tap A. You may be able to remap the buttons, or the keyboard layout may be better. I'll probably try looking into that when I have more time. If you want a beautiful, charming platformer, you can certainly find it with Super Saurio Fly. It seems like it'd be a perfect game to play with your kid watching. Just keep in mind that like me, you might have issues with the button layout that can make the game a little more frustrating than it should be. Overall I'd recommend it. I honestly hope more people play this. While it's not perfect, it definitely deserves more exposure than it looks like it's getting, (if the small number of reviews is any indication.) **I've only played about 20 mins, so you can take this as a first impressions review if you'd like, but I wanted to write a review since the game has very few.**