What would you get if you crossed Krusty’s Super Fun House with an early Super Mario type platform? No you wouldn’t be getting Krusty’s Super Mario Kingdom House, you’ll be getting the equally mouth twisting Super Skull Smash GO! 2 Turbo
Combine the NES Mario and Noah's Ark games and Super Skull Mash GO! 2 Turbo is the result. Never mind the Capcom naming convention, as it's not relevant.
The Evil King is back! in the awesomely titled – Super Skull Smash Go! 2 Turbo (Street Fighter reference anyone) and is the sequel to 2013’s outing from Poppy Works.
VGChartz's Adam Cartwright: "I genuinely did enjoy my time with Super Skull Smash GO! 2 Turbo. It's silly but funny, with some enjoyable platforming challenges built around its unique skull-smashing mechanics that doesn't outstay its welcome. I just wish some of its more rough elements had been tightened up to create a more coherent experience. It's still worth checking out, just don't expect something revolutionary."
