Scuttle Up

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Scuttle Up is a single player casual strategy game. It was developed by Moonside Studios and was released on March 25, 2025. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.

Scuttle Up is a challenging platformer where you control a depressed but nimble crab aiming to escape a dull corporate office and climb a mysterious island. Utilize grabbing and throwing mechanics, uncover hidden hats, and navigate diverse levels with multiple solutions. Prepare for tough gameplay, dynamic weather, and a stylized environment filled with secrets.

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Audience ScoreBased on 30 reviews

humor5 positive mentions

Scuttle Up offers a fun and addictive platforming experience with multiple routes and easter eggs, making it enjoyable for both casual and hardcore gamers.
The game features smooth controls and visually appealing graphics, enhancing the overall gameplay experience.
Players appreciate the challenge and satisfaction that comes from mastering the game's mechanics, leading to a rewarding sense of achievement.

The game suffers from significant lag issues, which can detract from the overall experience.
Some players find the controls awkward at times, leading to frustration during gameplay.
The level design can feel punishingly difficult, which may discourage some players from continuing.

humor
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's humor is characterized by a blend of snarky wit, chaotic physics, and clever easter eggs, which keep players both entertained and engaged. The combination of adorable art style and absurd mechanics, like the ridiculous crab physics, adds to the comedic experience, making it a source of both laughter and frustration. Overall, players appreciate how the humor enhances the gameplay, encouraging them to explore and discover more amusing elements.
- “From the beautiful UE5 graphics to the hilarious explosion and double jump physics, this game has it all (and your favorite waifu waiting at the top!).”
- “The controls are smooth, the art style is adorable, and the chaos had me laughing and raging nonstop.”
- “The snarky humor and ridiculous crab physics make it just as funny as it is frustrating, and somehow, that balance keeps you coming back for more.”
music
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is highly praised for its energetic and engaging quality, enhancing the overall gaming experience. Players find it visually appealing and satisfying, often enjoying it alongside their favorite tracks. The standout rock song has even motivated some to download the game.
- “Visually appealing, satisfying, and the music goes hard.”
- “Put on your favorite music and just have a blast with it!”
- “What a phenomenal gaming experience; that rock song alone got me to download this game.”
emotional
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The emotional impact of the game is profound, with players expressing that it evokes strong feelings, often leading to tears, and many would willingly experience it again.
- “10/10, would cry again.”
- “This game made me feel a whirlwind of emotions, from joy to heartbreak.”
- “The story resonated with me on a personal level, leaving a lasting impact.”
graphics
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The game features stunning Unreal Engine 5 graphics complemented by a charming art style and smooth controls. Players appreciate the humorous physics, particularly during explosive moments and double jumps, which add to the overall chaotic and entertaining experience.
- “From the beautiful UE5 graphics to the hilarious explosion and double jump physics, this game has it all!”
- “The controls are smooth, the art style is adorable, and the chaos had me laughing and raging nonstop.”
gameplay
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The gameplay features unique jumping mechanics that require some adjustment, reminiscent of other platformers like Okami, but this learning curve is not perceived as a negative aspect of control.
- “The jumping mechanics take a bit of time to get used to, but not in a 'bad control' kind of way. It's reminiscent of other platformers, like Okami, which many players will understand.”
- “The jumping mechanics take a bit of time to get used to, but not in a 'bad control' kind of way. It's reminiscent of other platformers, like Okami or that one Prinny game from back in the day, which some may not be familiar with. However, I believe many will understand the comparison to Okami.”