

Randall the Grape Jelly Cube goes to Soda Valley for some reason
Ethan Smith · 2024 · Adventure, Platformer, 3D Platformer, Collectathon, 3D
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Positive100% · 12
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About Randall the Grape Jelly Cube goes to Soda Valley for some reason
Randall the Grape Jelly Cube looking thing is going on a quest in Soda Valley to take revenge on the monsters that lurk in the valley (or maybe he is just really bored; no one really knows for sure). Kick your way through one giant valley with different areas to explore, different collectibles to pick up, and a few secrets to discover.Game Features
- Complex movement mechanics that allow the player to flow through levels once mastered
- A giant level with secret areas and a total of 12 collectible crystals to find
- A castle dungeon area that has a boss fight at the end
- A cartoony aesthetic with cel-shading and outlines
- 5 unique music tracks, one of which contains live instruments.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
pure vibes3 found this helpful
I havent played for long but it is absolute peak (for some reason)3 found this helpful
this is one of the games of all time, there are so many cool levels and tricks you can even go to place to do thing, but there is a few questions like what is soda valley and who is Randall the grape jelly cube these could be some really cool lore over all very fun game with a great soundtrack1 found this helpful
[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45433870/]Collectable Collectathons review: 7/10[/url]. Collectathon that controls and plays much like Mario64, but set in one single and rather large world. The collectibles serve to trace the path through the world that you should take; gathering them allows you to unlock doors that make the rest of the world accessible. There’s a great deal of emphasis on moving platforms thus most of the challenge comes not from precise jumping, but precise timing. It’s always quite obvious where to go and what the right path is so most of the challenge comes from the Precision Platformer aspect of the game. The controls were good and satisfying except perhaps for the wall jump which I found to be kind of fiddly. I played with an Xbox 360Controller, and found that it worked great out of the box with no steam input tweaks required. Although I have not yet finished it, it seems to be completely free from any kind of storyline, which honestly could be a good choice since most indie devs don’t know how to write a storyline that doesn’t bore me to tears. Although I did not finish it in one sitting, I can report that it does save your progress so it is pos…1 found this helpful
TL;DR - Randall is a short, somewhat janky collectathon 3D platformer. It's broadly satisfying, but a few things didn't get enough attention. The chief problem is wasting your time by putting real challenges after a series of easy obstacles, so death or falling mandates repeating both the easy and hard stuff. If you enjoy 3D platformers, I recommend the game on sale or not. Randall The Grape Jelly Cube Goes To Soda Valley For Some Reason succeeds at SEO, and somewhat at 3D platforming. You have four major abilities - a jump, a slowly-descending double jump, a wall jump, and a clunky-feeling slide kick that can be used as an attack. There are an additional two types of jumps you can perform out of these existing moves, which for some reason are only taught to you at the end of a path in the final area. These moves are a long jump and a high jump, performed by performing a slide kick in midair, and then timing a press of either the slide kick button or the jump button on landing, similar to the triple step jump in Super Mario 64. These latter two jumps feel a little awkward to pull off, because you have to time the slide kick late in the air, or else the move ends before you land, …
A smart little platformer that is a great way to have fun with a couple of bucks. The soundtrack also strikes a nice balance of catchiness and making me feel insane. You should play it.
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