Take control of the Wunderling, a low-level video game goon who has just unlocked the power to jump. Unable to stop or change direction at will, you will need to plan ahead and master the Wunderlings’ abilities to navigate treacherous scrolling levels and chase down that pesky Hero...
Take control of the Wunderling, a low-level video game goon who has just unlocked the power to jump. Unable to stop or change direction at will, you will need to plan ahead and master the Wunderlings’ abilities to navigate treacherous scrolling levels and chase down that pesky Hero... - Jump between platforms and solve puzzles with one hand! - Discover a hidden treasure on each stage. - Unlock the hidden Wunder-moves, like “Boost” and “Wall-Jump” - Track down the Hero; in this game YOU are the boss! - Enjoy beautiful bite-sized pixel art.
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Review by Gaming Masterpieces - The greatest games of all time on Steam. Is this game a masterpiece? Nope, but it is great to relax for an hour or two, at least until you ragequit. What starts like a good-looking Super Mario Bros clone when you play the mighty Carrot Man soon becomes something completely different. You don't play the superhero, but you are playing a resurrected minion who auto-runs and can... well, the only ability you have is to jump. You run like a lemming until you hit a wall and change direction, or until you meet a deadly obstacle and die. With your new power, the jump, you can evade certain death, at least as long as you jump at the right time. Pressing the button longer lets you jump farther. You can't even double jump! Your mission is to hunt and defeat the evil (?) Carrot-Man... with the power of the jump. Only later you learn difficult stuff like wall jumpin
Follow my Curator page, Fruit N Doggie Reviews, so you can be updated whenever I post a new review.Overall Rating - Exceptional ★★★★★ First Impressions With how many titles I have in my library, I think I might have gotten the name of this game confused with another, because what it wound up being didn't match any mental image I had of Wunderling DX (WDX). Then again, even after beating the game, I'm still not really sure what such a name should bring to my mind. I can only wunder. Gameplay I wound up earning all the achievements for a game not that different from this one's basic mechanic, as this is a platformer where your character runs back and forth automatically. Although I instinctively want to think of this design as a puzzle platformer, and with all this game's secrets I wouldn't say that's completely incorrect, there's a lot of difficult platforming to contend with as well. T
A really good, fun autorun-platformer with nice progression and secondary objectives/collectibles. + Good controls + Good level and world design + Good progression and challenges + Nice story premise + Good secondary objective/unlock system (path collectibles ignoring death, off-path and sometimes hidden chests, hidden portals to secret levels, and completion times) + Nice cultural/gaming references + Good humor + Story playthrough ~5h (not 100%) * Story and cutscene humor and content fell flat for me; almost enjoyable, but feel like mediocre hindrances with going through the speech bubbles and conversations and jokes going on for just ab it too long * A lot of character visuals to unlock - Some secrets get arbitrarily, artificially blocked depending on other progress; which is confusing and irritating to me - Respawning could be more responsive listed positives with +, neutrals with *
This game hits the right sweet spot of 2D platformers despite not being able to control your own horizontal movement. Each of the levels has a good flow to the movement (probably thanks in no small part to your movement patterns being effectively set in stone), and they're simple enough to complete that even a person who's not great at platformers can get through the levels provided they can learn how to make correct use of the mechanics. It's not easy though, since a lot of the time the game demands jumps and inputs with very tight windows, particularly if you're going for 100% completion (and thankfully the game tells you what you're missing from each level so there's no wondering). Still, very fun game and very well-designed.
Wunderling DX is a unique mix of a runner and a platformer. I generally despise runners and I might still prefer a pure platformer but I also adore this game. So the levels are not endless, they’re 141 distinct levels with an ending, you unlock 2-3 more skills that give you a bit of control. You will be able to jump, wall jump and dash. The only runner part is your character keeps moving without interruption but the levels are designed in such a way to allow you to position yourself when needed. There are 8 worlds, lots of collectibles and secrets to find. The game is super charming, looks colourful, has some catchy tunes, it even has a funny story to follow and the levels are excellent. They’re really well designed and subtly teach you new ways of using your skills. I also love that I can collect the most common collectible (flower) without needing to finish a level, you don’t even need
Embrace the hate of spikeballs. Will expand on the review later, now I gotta go and play some calm music and cry of rage.
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