There is only one game mode, and it is Super Challenge! With your trusty water-cannon and jetpack, guide Max through 40 levels and 5 bosses to reach your ultimate destination: the alien meteorite and source of all the mutant mudd malarkey! Each of the 5 worlds feature four uniquely challenging platforming levels with one precious water sprite and 100 gems, which all must be collected, as well as a special doorway that take you to a secret retro-inspired level. The water sprite and 100 gems in the secret levels must also be collected. In summary your objective for each world looks like this: collection 8 water sprites and 800 gems to unlock the boss door for that world. Phew! You can do it!!
Platforms
3DS Switch PC PS4 Vita WiiUGenres
Adventure PlatformThemes
Action Science fiction
Languages: English
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Critic Reviews
PS4Blog.net
By TraceyAfter playing the game for my Mutant Mudds Super Challenge review I highly recommend the game to skillful players. If you played the previous release in the series, then you’re set to give this one a go. If you haven’t, you really should play Mutant Mudds first to get a feel for what you’ll need to overcome in this sequel.
Bit Cultures
By Josh AbbottMutant Mudds: Super Challenge is a fundamentally solid platformer with difficult gameplay that will appeal best to hardcore gamers. The levels and challenges are well-designed, testing players’ skill in a number of ways that makes for a tough, satisfying game. It’s not narratively complex nor particularly pretty, but for a gameplay-first experience, this one won’t steer you wrong.
COGconnected
By Rory WoodMutant Mudds Super Challenge knocked me to my knees. Kicked me in the face. Then taunted me over and over to retry until eventually besting a level.
Hardcore Gamer
By Jordan HelmAt its best, Super Challenge is a commendable and well-sought (if not fully diverse) expansion to Mutant Mudds’ already satisfying take on the less-is-more approach to game design.
Video Chums
By Stephen PalmerIf you don't mind brutally unforgiving games and like playing the same stages over and over, you might enjoy Mutant Mudds.
