- March 31, 2016
- Nauris Amatnieks
Moustache Mountain
Platforms
About
"Moustache Mountain" is a challenging 2D platformer game where players control a character with a large mustache. The game features tight controls and numerous levels filled with obstacles and enemies. The goal is to navigate through the levels and reach the end, collecting power-ups and avoiding hazards along the way. With its unique art style and rewarding gameplay, "Moustache Mountain" provides a satisfying experience for fans of the platformer genre.






- The game features enjoyable pixel art and smooth controls, making the platforming mechanics feel responsive and satisfying.
- It offers a decent challenge with a variety of levels that are randomly selected, providing some replayability.
- At a low price point, it serves as a fun, quick distraction for fans of platformers, especially those who enjoy speedrunning.
- The game is very short, with only 15 levels that can be completed in under 30 minutes, leading to a lack of content.
- The music is repetitive and can become annoying, as there is no option to turn it off without also muting sound effects.
- The lives system is outdated, forcing players to restart from the beginning after losing all lives, which can be frustrating and tedious.
- gameplay27 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay of the game is characterized by tight platforming mechanics reminiscent of titles like Super Meat Boy, offering a straightforward experience across 15 levels. While some players appreciate the responsive controls and challenging nature, many criticize the lack of innovation, bland level design, and repetitive music, leading to a mixed reception overall. Despite its potential as a hidden gem, the game struggles to stand out in a crowded genre filled with more compelling alternatives.
“Tight platforming, fast gameplay, great art, it's definitely a hidden gem.”
“It's nice to look at, it's challenging, and the gameplay is as smooth as Kentucky creek rock.”
“The most important mechanic for a platformer is solid control and the developer nailed it with this game.”
“Also, as some others have pointed out, there seems to be some problem with the ledge-grabbing mechanic, and the music is a 10-second loop that gets annoying very quickly.”
“But this game has no innovation; the mechanics are just okay (they work), and it's not fun.”
“The gameplay consists of bland, unpolished, and frustrating 2D platforming in very uninspired levels.”