- January 27, 2016
- SnoutUp
- 10h median play time
Iron Snout
Platforms
About
In Iron Snout, players assist a piglet in a fast-paced, violent button-mashing fight against hordes of wolves. Utilize movie-like combo moves, knock enemy heads, and throw them back to survive. With hyper-responsive controls, players can earn Steam achievements and compete on leaderboards. The game features vibrant graphics and a humorously dangerous cast of enemies. Special thanks to Steffen Wittig for store art and weirdnoises for background music.


gameplay
264 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay of "Iron Snout" is characterized by its simplicity and addictiveness, featuring straightforward controls that allow players to fend off waves of wolves using basic movements like punching, kicking, jumping, and ducking. While the mechanics are easy to learn, they offer a surprising depth that encourages players to master combos and achieve high scores, making it a fun and engaging experience for casual play. However, some players note that the repetitive nature of the gameplay can lead to boredom if played for extended periods.
“The gameplay is easy to understand; the wolves keep coming, and you have to fend them off using combos and punching them away.”
“Iron Snout is a fun, fast-paced, and hilarious game that's jam-packed with easy (and some challenging) achievements, excellent yet simple gameplay, and best of all, it's free!”
“The gameplay is deceptively simple, as you can do pretty well just by button mashing to start with, but after a few games, you begin to realize that there is actually a lot more depth to the controls.”
“However, there are some gameplay aspects that do seem incomplete and unrewarding.”
“The game was a fun experience for the most part, but with a lack of new enemies and levels it’s hard to come back to with other games offering similar gameplay but with more to keep you coming back.”
“If you like the sort of game where you can pick up and play for a few minutes and then put it back down again, then Iron Snout is going to tick that box for you, you’ll find it difficult to play this game for long periods of time; any more than that and you’ll simply grow bored of the repetitive gameplay.”