- November 30, 2018
- Spinix Games
Santa's Story of Christmas
Platforms
About
"Santa's Story of Christmas" is a story-driven adventure game where players help Santa save Christmas by finding the villain who stole all the presents and returning them. The game features 9 levels across 5 settings, with challenges such as avoiding obstacles and collecting gifts to increase scores. Players can unlock different characters and game modes with their scores. The game is accentuated by hand-drawn artwork and Christmas music.







- The game features polished gameplay with responsive jumping and a fair challenge across levels, making it enjoyable for platformer fans.
- The Christmas theme is well-executed, with festive music and a variety of collectibles that encourage exploration.
- There is a good amount of content, including multiple game modes, achievements, and unlockable characters, enhancing replayability.
- Some players found the controls imprecise and the camera angles awkward, leading to frustrating gameplay experiences.
- The game lacks a variety of enemies, with existing ones exhibiting predictable patterns, which diminishes the challenge.
- The final boss fight and some level lengths felt unbalanced, with later levels being significantly longer than earlier ones.
story
6 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is engaging and well-narrated, featuring charming hand-drawn artwork that enhances the experience. While players appreciate the narrative, some feel that additional backstory for enemies and the final boss, as well as more depth for other playable characters, would enrich the overall plot. Overall, the story effectively motivates players to progress through the game.
“Very fun and demanding game (sometimes a little frustrating) with great hand-drawn artwork and a charming Christmas story.”
“There's a story, nicely narrated through drawn images, with a very nice art style.”
“Perhaps a little more story to the enemies and the final boss, as well as the inclusion of the other playable characters.”
“You really want to get to the next story element.”