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Platform, Adventure, Indie, Action
Mail Mole is a charming 3D platformer featuring Molty, the fastest delivery mole, in his quest to save Carrotland from disaster! Explore magical worlds, make new friends, race against Mecha-Moles, find collectibles, solve puzzles and deliver awesomeness to the end of the world!
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Cosy, clear, unpretentious and cool.
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Video ChumsA.J. MaciejewskiMar 20214/5 starsI had a great time with Mail Mole and its cute premise made me smile as I played through each of its many lovely stages.
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NintendoWorldReportJohn RairdinMar 20217.5/10Its only real failing is that these ideas could benefit from being pushed further. Repeated concepts with only minimal iteration can make the mid game a bit slow. That being said it still represents a surprisingly original 3D platformer whose concepts I'd love to see taken even further.
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Nindie SpotlightJustin NationDec 20217.9/10There's no doubt that releasing a 3D platformer on a console that Mario built (and currently has quite a few titles out on as well) takes some guts, and while Mail Mole can't be considered up on the high tier that franchise occupies it also has some charm and mass appeal that help it to be at least notable...
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WayTooManyGamesLeonardo FariaMar 20216/10As a project developed by a group of recently graduated game developers, Mail Mole is worthy of praise. It runs well on the Switch, it’s mostly devoid of bugs, and its character design is quite cute. Sadly, it’s a generic platformer with a very simple premise and forgettable level design.
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