- September 18, 2013
- Northway Games
Incredipede
Platforms
About
"Incredipede" is a single-player platformer puzzle game featuring marvelous graphics and a wood-block print style. As Quozzle, a lone Incredipede, you'll rescue your sisters by growing new limbs and muscles, and control your unique creation to solve 120 levels. With a level editor, player-created challenges, and an immersive ambient soundscape, prepare for a vast and diverse adventure.



- The art style and sound design are beautiful and create a charming atmosphere.
- The hard mode, which allows players to design their own creatures, adds a unique and engaging layer to the gameplay.
- The game encourages creativity and exploration, especially with its real-world achievement system that promotes interaction with nature.
- The controls can be frustrating and unintuitive, leading to a trial-and-error experience that may not appeal to all players.
- Levels can feel repetitive and lack depth, with many puzzles relying on similar mechanics.
- The game may be too short for some players, with limited replayability once the main content is completed.
graphics
112 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game are widely praised for their stunning and unique art style, which contributes to a charming and relaxing atmosphere. Many reviewers highlight the beautiful hand-drawn artwork and fitting music, although some note that the visuals can become repetitive over time. Overall, while the graphics are a standout feature, opinions vary on their impact on gameplay enjoyment.
“The art style is just gorgeous.”
“First off, the art style is spectacular and really looks like a great deal of time and talent was invested in the art assets.”
“The art and graphics look absolutely gorgeous and original, and the music suits it pretty well.”
“I'm completely baffled on who came up with the idea and especially the graphics of this game.”
“Please don't buy, not a great game at all, horrible graphics.”
“The constant (so far) sepia tones are a bit stale and devigorating, but aside from that, the graphics are sound.”