Skull Stompers

Skull Stompers is a ridiculously over the top platformer, and I think the game knows exactly how silly it is. I run through colorful side scrolling levels while stomping enemies and dealing with deliberately outrageous humor. The combination of platforming, gore and parody gives the whole thing the feeling of a cartoon that has completely lost control. The basic movement is straightforward, but the levels are designed around speed and momentum. I liked trying to move quickly through each section because the game rewards me for being aggressive rather than treating every enemy as something I need to stop and carefully fight. It gives the platforming a nice arcade feeling that works surprisingly well. The playable character system is another fun addition. Different characters have their own statistics, and I can unlock more of them as I progress. I enjoyed trying different characters because even small changes in movement or strength can alter how I approach familiar sections. It also gives me a reason to replay levels after I have already reached the end. The humor is obviously a huge part of the experience. The game uses political parody and extremely immature jokes throughout, …

Came out due to a drama between a few literal who's but only one of them had the balls to put in some effort to learn Godot and pay 100$ to leave a permanent spit mark on the people he didn't like. You can tell who those are if you just listen in to the overly detailed voice lines. Gameplay-wise it's kind of mobile game tier though still pretty fun. It's free and short so you don't waste money and time, unless you use that time post-credits to try to find out why this game came out to begin with. - 10/10 Beautiful "Oath of Hatred" to humiliate his personal enemies.

The world would be a better place if we could mock each other (and ourselves) with whimsical cartoon violence instead of screaming at each other on social media with dubious claims of bigotry that have long since lost any meaning. Skullstompers mocks and satirizes and everyone and everything in its path indiscriminately, and for a price of - well, free - it's worth a chuckle or two. If that's not your thing, go play something else. The game play is a little rough around the edges, but it's certainly playable, and there are some creative concepts in some of the levels like racing to the top through a maze to escape lava, bouncing on enemies to cross otherwise impassable gaps, and a foot race against... guess who. There are a bunch of playable caricatures (not a typo) to unlock as you progress, and some of them are funnier than others. This was made by a new indie developer, and I have to give him props for using constructive criticism and suggestions to smooth out the experience. When I first tried the game, the outcomes of collisions with enemies weren't always clear - sometimes it felt like they died when they shouldn't have or like nothing happened because a collision glitc…

Creative game. Controls seem great for this style of gaming. I don't care about your feelings! this is a great game and other games are just bad!

Haven't played it for too long but so far it's a fun little action side scroller. A little difficult in certain areas but overall it's not a bad game especially if you are into NES style games.

Fun, engaging, challenging, and fair!