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Dive into Super Skelemania, a single-sitting metroidvania about an acrobatic skeleton. Jump over a pit of thorns, roll your skull like a bowling ball, or headbutt a spider like any good skeleton would! You arrive on a mysterious planet with no memories. Explore the planet's lively underground, finding power-up orbs along the way. Discover the secrets of the planet and maybe even find your way home.
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Cosy, unpretentious, nostalgic and cool.
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Nintendo LifeStephanie WoorJun 20196/10Super Skelemania is a passable – if mostly superfluous – effort in a sea of similar games. The satisfying movement mechanics you uncover ensure that the hour you spend playing won't feel wasted, but whether you'll feel compelled to pick it up again – or if you soon struggle to recall ever having played it in the first place – is another matter. Nonetheless, there are certainly less competent, and more cynical releases to filter through on the eShop.
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Cultured VulturesJay KriegerJun 20195/10A speedrunner's delight masked as a Metroidvania that does little to differentiate itself from the titans of its genre.
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IGDB rating 7.0/10 from 3 ratings.
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