- March 30, 2021
- Sunrise Games Ltd.
Attack of the Mutant Penguins
Platforms
About
In the distant galaxy of Bleurggh, an evil (but reasonably stupid) band of aliens picked up some of Earth's television signals. Unfortunately for them, they could only tune in a wildlife program. They figured the Earth would be a pushover to invade, so they disguised themselves as its inhabitants -- penguins! Word of the invasion has reached those champions of intergalactic do-goodery, Bernard and…






- The game has a goofy sense of humor and a charming, offbeat style that keeps things entertaining.
- It's a unique and abstract experience that reminds players of the imaginative games created during childhood.
- The gameplay is simple and fun, with vibrant graphics and a light-hearted story that adds to its appeal.
- The game lacks modern support, including resolution options and smooth performance on contemporary PCs.
- Gameplay can be clunky and unintuitive, leading to confusion and frustration for players.
- The game is considered overpriced for its age and quality, especially given the availability of superior alternatives.
- gameplay16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay of "Seriously, Attack of the Mutant Penguins" is characterized by its clunky and unintuitive mechanics, which involve collecting gremlins and using them to unlock weapons for combat. While some players find the absurdity and humor of the game entertaining, many criticize its convoluted rules and lack of clear direction, leading to a mixed experience that can feel mediocre and frustrating. Despite its flaws, the game offers a unique and vibrant style that appeals to those seeking something different.
“It’s got a goofy sense of humor, neat mechanics, and a charming and offbeat style that keeps things entertaining.”
“The gameplay is simple and fun, and the graphics are vibrant and unique.”
“If you want new, never done before or after gameplay concepts, give this a shot.”
“It's such an abstract experience, and its intentionally overly convoluted gameplay loop and rules remind me of the games me and my friends would come up with on the playground when we were kids.”
“Gameplay is mediocre in this weird action brawler, with obtuse gameplay that involves collecting gremlins and shoving them into chests so you can unlock weapons like dynamite which you use to blow up the titular mutant penguins.”
“The gameplay is clunky and unintuitive... and that, combined with the unclear and obtuse direction for the game, leads to an ultimately terrible gaming experience so it's no surprise this one went straight into the bargain bins at the front of the store, where they were ignored, until presumably they were sent to join E.T.”