Guacamelee! Super Turbo Championship Edition
Drinkbox Studios · 2014 · Platformer, 2D, Metroidvania, Beat 'em up, Action
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About Guacamelee! Super Turbo Championship Edition
Juan Aguacate dons a legendary luchador mask to master brutal melee combos and dimension-swapping platforming to stop a dark ritual threatening both the living and dead. This Mexican folklore-inspired Metroidvania blends fighting and platforming in a vibrant, detailed world where combat moves unlock new paths, all playable solo or with up to 4 friends locally.
Key Features
- Non-Stop Fighting Action. An extensive move list, advanced combo engine, and anti-gravity grabs
- Multi-dimensional Platforming. Instantly swap between the Worlds of Living and Dead to traverse impossible terrain
- Combat moves double as movement, uniting platforming and fighting in a way never seen before
- Diverse, detailed world containing lively towns, dark forests, flowery canals and fiery volcanoes
- Drop in/out 4-Player local co-operative play, featuring independent dimension swapping
- Multiple boss characters (each with unique back stories), wide range of foes, and elite-class enemies
- Spectacular player abilities: The Rooster Uppercut, Frog Slam, and “Intenso” turbo-combat mode
- Create new custom costumes and share these with others via Steam Workshop
- Steam leaderboards, achievements and trading cards, support for multiple save slots, persistent cross-save-game costume unlocks
- Chickens. Lots and lots of chickens.
Also Included: Guacamelee! Gold Edition
The original Guacamelee! Gold Edition experience is also included with this purchase! Guacamelee! Gold Edition was the first version of the game released on Steam, before we added the new powers, levels, enemies, gameplay and enhancements that define Guacamelee! Super Turbo Championship Edition.What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Guacamelee is widely praised for its humor, charming writing, and well-designed metroidvania structure with satisfying exploration and ability progression. However, players note that boss difficulty is inconsistent, with most encounters feeling underwhelming until a sudden difficulty spike at the endgame, and some mention the combat could be more engaging overall.
Guacamelee is a really fun game, both in the sense that it's fun to play, but also that it's very humorous. The game is full of silly jokes and references that made me chuckle. If you're colorblind you might have some issues with some specific enemies, but nothing major.1 found this helpful
peak
very fun, well made game. excited to play more drinkbox games
An amazing metroidvania that I could say could be an great introduction into the genre. Easy positives to note is the laugh-out-loud humor and exciting to catch "easter eggs." The areas are all unique and very well designed. I have been playing a lot of Metroidvanias recently and this was one of the quickest/easiest in the genre. Definitely deserves to be talked about among some of the most fun. It is short enough to 100% on a dedicated weekend. almost 11.5 hours to 100% on my first playthrough with minimal external guidance.
I just finished my first completly blind playthrough and I have a few notes on the game. This game has its highs and lows. The way you unlock abilties and the overall progression of the game is very good. Beutiful story and music, but the combat is lacking. Fighting groups of enemies is very satisfying, but the bosses, not so much. Most bosses took me 1-5 attempts and weren't very memerable. But the last boss, which I won't spoil, took me over 50 attempts. Yes, it is mainly a skill issue but the difficulty curve spiking up at the end was not something I was expecting. I also feel like the game was a little short. Having the objectives shown on the map, really good feature, but it did get rid of a lot of exploration and cut the game short. Overall I give the game a 7.8/10. Its nothing spectatcular, but still a good game about mexican culture.
this is a cool metroidvania its easy in most parts although there are some tough boss fights
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