Scott in Space

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Scott in Space is a single player casual action adventure game. It was developed by Ragiva Games e.K. and was released on July 23, 2015. It received negative reviews from players.

Scott in Space is a stylizied action platformer about the epic adventure of a lone guinea pig in space. Prove your guinea pig platformer skills and defeat the evil Rhino Empire!

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40%Audience ScoreBased on 40 reviews

music5 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

Charming retro cartoon art style with appealing character design.
Enjoyable and catchy soundtrack that enhances the space adventure atmosphere.
Accessible and simple gameplay suitable for children and casual platformer fans.

Frustrating controls with issues in jumping responsiveness and camera sway.
Repetitive and bland level design with little variety in gameplay and enemies.
Poorly implemented life system and inconsistent hit detection causing unfair difficulty spikes.

music
13 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
38%
39%
23%
The music in the game is generally praised for being good and enjoyable, with some considering it epic or grand. However, several users find it repetitive and sometimes overly dramatic for the gameplay. Overall, the soundtrack enhances the experience despite occasional criticism of its repetitiveness.
- “Aside from a few bugs, this game is very enjoyable; it's easy on the eyes and has a great soundtrack.”
- “Hit detection can be a little off, and the writing is some of the worst I've seen, but the gameplay and music make for a genuinely enjoyable experience.”
- “Otherwise, it's just an enjoyable 2D platformer with surprisingly good music.”
- “Repetitive background music”
- “Listen to the song in the trailer and you've heard the entire soundtrack in the game.”
- “My biggest point of criticism is the awful music.”
story
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
29%
28%
43%
The story in this run-and-jump platformer is minimal, centered on a guinea pig saving the galaxy with a simple introduction and light dialogue. While some players find the plot uninspiring and the fetch quests repetitive, others appreciate the gameplay despite the limited narrative depth. Overall, the story is basic and not a major focus of the game.
- “This is a run & jump platformer, with a story about a guinea pig saving the galaxy.”
- “There is what you could call a story and dialogue.”
- “There isn't much of a storyline and gameplay was boring after the first five minutes.”
- “Don't expect the plot or writing to bring you to tears, and a few aspects of the game may infuriate you for completely avoidable reasons, but, all in all, I've actually enjoyed playing the game, and keep coming back after I've cooled down from redoing the same level without knowing what to do.”
- “3 lines of story introduction.”
gameplay
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
The gameplay is criticized for being repetitive, derivative, and lacking engaging level design, with issues such as twitchy controls, inconsistent camera zoom, and occasional hit detection problems. While some find the gameplay somewhat enjoyable alongside the music, overall it tends to become monotonous and fails to maintain player interest beyond the initial moments.
- “The game tries to diversify assets from planet to planet but the gameplay remains monotone and identical.”
- “Unfortunately the game is let down by twitchy controls, repetitive enemies, gameplay derivative from Super Mario but not quite as good, and a somewhat annoying tendency to zoom in and out depending on how the developer thinks your view should appear, rather than staying consistent.”
- “The gameplay gets boring real fast because there is no good level design.”
graphics
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The graphics feature a distinct, cartoon-style art that stands out by avoiding the common retro pixel approach. While simple, the visuals are playful and artistically crafted, fitting well with the game's child-friendly 2D platformer design.
- “Primarily a children's game, this 2D platformer deserves recognition for not following the tired and overused 'retro pixel' aesthetic and actually containing a bit of artistic effort.”
- “Graphic is simple but funny and has some style that I think is best for cartoon-styled games.”
- “There is an art style that exists.”
humor
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game's humor is simple yet effective, complemented by a cartoon-style graphic that enhances its comedic appeal.