- July 9, 2018
- PQube
Muddledash
96%Game Brain Score
gameplay, music
replayability
96% User Score 56 reviews
Platforms
PCPCWindowsNintendo SwitchNintendo SwitchMac OS
About
"Muddledash is a 2-4 player platformer game where players race to be the first to reach the octopus party with the only present. With ever-changing stages, players must compete in a frantic race by wriggling, jiggling, and squiggling to victory. Dress up in a range of delightful hats and fight for the present to become the life of the party!"







Audience ScoreBased on 56 reviews
gameplay8 positive mentions
- Muddledash is an incredibly fun and accessible party game that is easy to learn, making it perfect for players of all skill levels, including kids and non-gamers.
- The game features a charming art style and engaging music, along with varied levels that keep the gameplay fresh and entertaining.
- It supports local multiplayer with up to four players, allowing for a lively and competitive atmosphere that can lead to hilarious moments.
- Some players have noted that the game can feel short on content, with a desire for more complex maps and additional modes to enhance replayability.
- The respawn mechanics can be easily abused, which may detract from the competitive nature of the game for some players.
- There are occasional performance issues, such as FPS drops, which can impact the overall experience, especially on lower-end systems.
- gameplay12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay is generally praised for its smoothness and ease of control, making it enjoyable for players of all ages. While the respawn mechanics can be easily exploited, they add a humorous element to the game and encourage strategic play in competitive settings. Overall, the minimalistic design is well-executed, leaving little room for frustration.
“The characters are fun and easy to control, and the gameplay is smooth.”
“Muddledash solves this with a great mechanic where you respawn on the play field, and it makes for some great strategy when playing more competitively with someone older.”
“The minimal gameplay is masterfully done: there are no 'why doesn't it do...' moments.”
“My only real gripe with the game would be that the respawn mechanics are a bit easily abusable, though this also contributes a bit to the hilarity of a regular game session.”