- October 22, 2020
- Derpmachine
Crappy Climber
78%Game Brain Score
gameplay, humor
graphics
86% User Score 42 reviews
Platforms
About
In "Crappy Climber" , play as Willy, a determined boy on a mission to reach heaven and retrieve his deceased cat. Propel Willy upwards using poo, and prepare for a challenging journey filled with humor, failure, and progress. The game offers an easy-to-learn climbing mechanic, a narrator to guide you, and about 1-5 hours of gameplay without checkpoints. Expect lots of poop and Willy's unyielding spirit.











+1
Audience ScoreBased on 42 reviews
gameplay2 positive mentions
graphics2 negative mentions
- The game offers a strangely enjoyable experience that tests your patience and provides a good challenge.
- Controls are responsive and easy to use, making the gameplay mechanics engaging despite the difficulty.
- The difficulty scaling is well-balanced, allowing players to feel a sense of achievement just before frustration sets in.
- The game can feel unfair at times, leading to frustration and anger, especially for those unfamiliar with the mechanics.
- There are bugs that can cause players to become stuck or lose progress, particularly related to cutscenes and character movement.
- Some players find the game lacks a safety net for recovering from falls, making it less enjoyable compared to similar titles.
graphics
4 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's graphics feature a cute and inoffensive style, but players have noted readability issues that make it difficult to distinguish between background and foreground objects. Despite the lighthearted visuals, the game offers a challenging and rewarding experience.
“Don't let the lighthearted graphics and asinine theme fool you, this game is both challenging and rewarding.”
“The graphical style is cute and inoffensive, but there are some readability issues when it comes to determining if an object is part of the background or foreground.”
“Don't let the lighthearted graphics and asinine theme fool you; this game is both challenging and rewarding.”