Spitkiss
Triple Topping · 2018 · Indie, Action, LGBTQ+, Platformer, 2D
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About Spitkiss
*** European Games Showcase 2018 ***
*** Indie Prize Finalist 2018 ***
*** Global Top Round Winner 2017 ***
*** Respawn Indie Showcase 2017 ***
Spitkiss is a colorful platformer that lets you enter into the lovely world of the Spitkissers, tiny creatures that communicate through body fluids and emojis.
You will have to lovespit your way through organs by jumping, trickling, bouncing and bullet timing. Surgical precision and reflexes will be required to see the outcome of Ymer's feelings !
The game’s scenario includes themes of polyamory and genderfluid/non-binary identities on two layers. One story takes place in the metanarrative of the Spitkissers, the other in the hand-drawn tale of Ymer, whose body is represented as the playground of this game.
<3 Main Features <3
- 80 levels with replayability challenges
- A trippy love story told through comics and emojis.
- Organic progression and pee challenges.
- Intuitive and simple swipe-to-jump controls.
<3 Quotes <3
"This is a game that doesn’t just elevate the mobile platform with its balance between mechanics and narrative, but the videogame medium as well."
- Paste Magazine
"What’s really cool about Spitkiss is its one-thumb controls that allow you to fling your character’s spit around each level."
- TouchArcade
"The cute look, the ingenious gameplay and the ridiculously low price make Spitkiss a must-have!"
- Shock2
"I did play the game and I loved it!"
- Nifflas, Uurnog Uurnlimited
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Players praise this short precision platformer's unique movement mechanics and note it offers decent value as a quick completion or controller-friendly experience, with optional challenging post-game levels. Common complaints center on the mobile-port presentation with black bars, keyboard controls being poor, the game being too easy and brief for some, and divisive reactions to its story themes around polyamory relationships. The game seems best suited for casual players or controller users seeking a charming but lightweight platforming experience.
Short precision platformer that takes about 1-2 hours to beat. The game was clearly made for mobile first and later ported to PC which explains why most of the screen is covered with black bars. At least the gameplay itself is alright. If you want to get a quick 100% completion it does the trick.22 found this helpful
cute short platformer game about poly love <3 10/101 found this helpful
I like it.
Went mad trying to use the keyboard with this one! So just get it, if you're happy playing with a controller. Then it's actually fun and I will try to finally finish this game. It's a decent physics platformer, and on discount a great deal. If you want to challenge yourself after the credits roll, there are some extra stages and you can replay all previous stages and collect three hearts in each, which can get really tricky - best for precision platformer fans or those with lots of patience.
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Really cute, short game but the story is [spoiler] essentially about polygamy which is probably not acceptable for most people [/spoiler]. If you can let that pass then the game is nice for casual gaming. I also liked the movement mechanics, they are very unique. There are also levels after the main story with a little bit of replay-ability. Edit: Do note that the story is not integral to the game so you can just ignore it if you're not a fan of it.
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