Game Podunk's Jonathan Higgins writes:
"The game picks up right where the first left off. After gathering absolutely everything in the first game, Max says he’s going to go off on his own to investigate some "new intel." His new quest brings him to a brand new hub world that feels absolutely refreshing and much more open than the first game, as though you're progressing towards some larger purpose rather than just completing levels and cleaning up muddy pests. I played one later level from each world, including the final one, as well as facing one of many bosses.
So, what’s changed?"
Atooi has announced that the Mutant Mudds Collection launches on Nintendo Switch on December 14, 2017 on the Nintendo eShop for $14.99 / £10.99 / €12.99.
Mutant Mudds: Super Challenge is a retro-style action-platformer developed
by Renegade Kid. I haven’t had a chance to play the previous Mutant Mudd
game, so keep that in mind. The story, as well as most other features of
the game, is fairly minimal. Players play as Max and Max receives special
intel, revealing the location of the original meteor impact site and the
fact that mutant mudds are still being spawned from it. Max sets out from a
secret hideout in the jungle to locate the meteor and destroy it for good.
Mutant Mudds Super Challenge is a very competent 2D platformer, but if fails to differentiate itself from many retro-style side-scrollers like it.
