PP: A quick and easy physics puzzler, Freddy Spaghetti is an enjoyable and at times challenging game. With a great variety of puzzling scenarios on offer, it would be hard not to recommend this one if you are a fan of simple physics puzzlers, and with it currently sitting at the same price for a pint on PSN right now, it’s going for a steal too.
Darren writes: "Although short and simple, Freddy Spaghetti on Xbox is also a bit mad, making it fun to play for the most part. The levels can be hit and miss, however you can’t help wanting to stick with Freddy to see his adventure through to the end."
Meet Freddy. Freddy is spaghetti. Oh, and conscious. Follow along with Freddy’s story as you plunge headfirst into challenges and obstacles.
CCG writes - "Freddy Spaghetti stars the titular limp noodle as he acclimates to society thanks to an unseen family that’s basically adopted him. In the first of five worlds, you get acclimated to the controls of the game while completing different tasks, from kicking a soccer ball into a goal to doing a doorbell ditch routine as a prank. The main gameplay mechanic is that you’re playing… well, as a spaghetti noodle; as such, you have a different method of moving, since you can bounce on both ends using the L1 and R1 buttons while aiming with the analog stick. There are toggles you can turn on and off where you can see which button will control which side of Freddy; this helps immensely when you zip around the stages and your ends keep switching."
