The first media outlets have delivered their verdict on Super Meat Boy 3D, an ambitious return of the series that once set the standards for difficulty.
The third numbered part has radically changed the formula: Meat Boy saves Bandage Girl from Dr. Fetus in full 3D. It is still a ruthless platformer, requiring pinpoint accuracy and nerves of steel.
Currently, the game's average score is frozen at 79%. For such a specific project, the numbers do not reflect the whole essence, so it is important to look at the arguments of critics.
Reviewers are delighted that the authors managed to preserve the spirit of the franchise. They note the verified level design, responsive controls, and the classic excitement of "one more try." Alternative routes and a structure that makes you play on, despite the rage, have been approved.
There were some problems. Most often, the camera is criticized, which sometimes limits the view and leads to "unfair" deaths. Difficulties with depth perception, rare FPS drops, and exhausting boss fights are also noted.
Super Meat Boy 3D is a successful, albeit rough, evolution.
