Avoiderdragon: One of the first things that rookie game developers get into upon getting their chops down is to explore possibilities and experiment with different things, one of which is playing around with a physics engine. Ever since the early days of ragdoll physics, it has captivated game designers with whole new ways to create novel interactive experiences through various means. We have since been inundated with a good number of physics-based titles that let us fling and jiggle various things together and onto each other. Super Splatters has a lot of flinging and jiggling about in it, which should make fans of physics-based games quite happy.
The Splatters gets updated from XBLA to Steam to become Super Splatters, and today it gets reviews. Also leave a comment on the video for a chance to WIN a copy of the game
Super Splatters is the PC version of the game The Splatters released last year for Xbox Live. The first was not analyzed by Caster Combo, but in general seems to have pleased the critics. The concept is quite simple. The proposal of its creators is simple. The only goal is to use the little creatures with smiling faces and full of ink to eliminate bombs.
The levels are always carried out under a flat, so that they are very closed, and only alter the internal structure and arrangement of the pumps. At first it will seem very easy as the first few levels serve as a tutorial and not have to do anything really complex. But it takes a long time to get to the tougher levels that teach us new tricks and moves, which will be absolutely necessary to overcome all the challenges that come our way.
The one game where it's okay to spill juice everywhere.
