

Christmas Santa Troubles
Unknown Indie Devs · 2018 · Adventure, Indie, Casual, Action, Sports
PC
Mostly Negative36% · 22
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About Christmas Santa Troubles
Santa was preparing to deliver presents for boys and girls all over the world, but nasty Grinch has broke Santa's sleigh and he fall down on the North pole and lost all presents, so Christmas celebration is under threat. Our brave character decides to return the presents and bring the celebration back. Enter the snow area to pick all presents on the levels to move to the next area. Collect all sweets during the game, avoid saws, spikes, icicles and falling to abyss - you will help main character come back all gifts and Christmas will be saved. Santa will prepare his sleigh and move on worldwide giving out presents for all kids on the planet. help Santa, save the Christmas!
Key features:
- Pretty graphics;
- Casual gameplay;
- Huge amount of levels;
- Unforgettable adventure;
- Easy to enjoy game mechanics;
Key features:
- Pretty graphics;
- Casual gameplay;
- Huge amount of levels;
- Unforgettable adventure;
- Easy to enjoy game mechanics;
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players are sharply divided on Christmas Santa Troubles. Critics consistently cite frustrating controls, unreliable jump mechanics on non-flat surfaces, and poor collision physics that make the platforming feel like gambling rather than skill-based gameplay. Meanwhile, supporters praise the catchy music, festive atmosphere, hidden mechanics that appeal to both casual and speedrunning audiences, and the game's success at capturing Christmas spirit, though they acknowledge its brevity.
fat red man run slow jump low game hard, not good hard ape anger 1/10 ape point5 found this helpful
Christmas Santa Troubles is a holiday-themed platforming adventure that focuses on simple gameplay, colorful seasonal presentation, and a festive atmosphere inspired by classic arcade experiences. Released in 2018, the game places players in a Christmas setting where the objective is to recover lost presents and save the holiday from disaster. Rather than attempting to compete with large-scale platformers through complex mechanics or ambitious storytelling, it embraces a straightforward design philosophy centered on collectible gathering, obstacle avoidance, and accessible entertainment. The result is a casual seasonal adventure that aims to capture the spirit of Christmas through lighthearted gameplay and cheerful visual design. The story revolves around a familiar holiday scenario. Santa Claus is preparing to deliver gifts to children around the world when disaster strikes. The Grinch sabotages Santa's sleigh, causing him to crash at the North Pole and scatter presents across dangerous snowy environments. With Christmas now under threat, the protagonist embarks on a mission to recover the lost gifts and restore the holiday before it is ruined. The narrative remains intentionally…2 found this helpful
Quite terrible. For better or worse it's atleast a fairly short game. The controls are just so terribly clunky given the platforming. If you're on anything besides a flat surface, namely the elevator platforms, your jumps are a coin toss. Having to gamble on jumps when playing a platformer is just atrocious.
Dogwater Platformer. Awful collision physics. Dont bother. Im on a quest of at least trying every game in my library, of which I got plenty from all kinds of bundles. If you are interested in my journey, check out my other reviews :)
The music is catchy. In my opinion, the troubles were not Santa's. The troubles were mine in realizing I did not know about this game sooner! The game is full of hidden mechanics that allows for the enjoyments of anyone from a novice gaming background to an experienced speed-running professional. The game also is an INJECTION of Christmas spirit and in a way I truly felt I was helping Santa save Christmas. 10 out of 10. My only negative comment is that there has yet to be a film adaption of the game.
this game is bad. do not buy. not even for 28 cents.
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