[Speer DX]

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Grab your speer (which is cooler than a regular spear) and puzzle-platform your way through 125 stages! Throw it into walls to create a platform, flick switches with it, or imbue it with different powers to get past lasers, portals and much more! [Speer DX] is the director's cut of the classic [Speer] and features more levels, features and additional layers of polish, making this the ultimate Spe…

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

100%

Audience ScoreBased on 26 reviews

gameplay6 positive mentions

Phenomenal level design that gradually introduces new mechanics, making the game engaging and enjoyable.
Tight and effective controls with simple mechanics that allow for creative problem-solving in each level.
Great accessibility options, including a slow mode and customizable checkpoints, enhancing the overall experience.

The game is relatively short, taking around 3 hours to complete, which may leave some players wanting more content.
Some players may find the time trial mode unappealing after finishing the main game.
Later levels can become easy with speed tech, which might detract from the challenge for some players.

gameplay
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is praised for its tight and engaging platforming, with a well-paced introduction of new mechanics that keeps the experience interesting and fair. Players appreciate the clever game mechanics and the ability to explore alternate solutions, all while enjoying a wealth of content for a low price. Overall, the mechanics are described as simple yet effective, contributing to a satisfying gameplay experience.
- “Its platforming is tight and engaging, levels slowly introduce new mechanics that you will be asked to eventually master, and it never feels unfair.”
- “The levels are sequenced in such a perfect curve to gradually introduce new tools and mechanics.”
- “There's just enough wiggle room to break the occasional level with an alternate solution (or at least the developer was able to make me feel like I was!) Loads of content for the meager price, and a lot of clever game mechanics keep it interesting throughout.”
music
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game, particularly from World 1, is highly praised by users, with many stating that it alone justifies the game's price. Overall, the soundtrack receives a strong thumbs up from players.
- “Worth the price for the World 1 music alone.”
- “Thumbs up for the music too.”