Squirrel Sphere

This is in the running for "the most unforgiving game I have ever played". The devs who made World 5-10 Shadow Tower should be eaten by a squirrel. Getting every acorn on that stage alone took me more than 40 minutes. ...and then that final boss? Don't make a mistake, or you're doing the whole 2-stage fight from the beginning. As many times as it takes. You can complete this within two hours if you don't care about 100% completion. I suggest you spare yourself. Thank you for the squirrel game.

Squirrel sphere is Super Monkey Ball without training wheels. If you liked SMB or want a tight 3d platforming game, take a look at this one. It's imaginative and creative with levels and ramps up the challenge.

Great monkey ball type game. short, and easy at times, but fun! Final boss is HELL and i've never been able to beat it. either way, get it if you're interested.

Fun, well polished and satisfying marble-style game. Had to give it a review with my positive opinion of it as there are so few reviews for this right now and it deserves to be more well known. I enjoyed my time with the game and would definitely recommend to other fans of the genre.

I have mixed feelings on this one. I think lack of midair control is typically expected from the genre so that isn't necessarily an issue on its own, but many levels feature long jumps or chains of bounces on e.g. balloons or jump pads where once you start the sequence you have- as far as I know- literally no control until the final landing, and this makes the acceptable range for angle of entry quite narrow in many cases. On the other hand, when you're bouncing over normal terrain you can spin the ball for a burst of adjustment when you land, and it's easy to overshoot that adjustment, especially when falling onto a sharp angle doesn't send you careening as fast or far as you might expect. The ball also accelerates very quickly while grounded, which makes some obstacles requiring fine control perhaps harder than they should be. Even late-game it's hard to shake the feeling that too many levels involve some degree of holding forward on straightaways, or some minor variation thereof. Other levels just feel too long, where one mistake on a late high-precision obstacle means having to replay earlier sections. The game also has the obnoxious habit of placing optional collectibles suc…

I adore this game so much