SUPER 56
- October 11, 2023
- Onion Soup Interactive
Get on Steam"Super 56" is a retro-style action game where you aim for an S Rank to win a high-score bet against a bothersome neighbor. The game features worldwide leaderboards, daily challenges, and a 2-8 player couch multiplayer mode for local or remote play. Trial mode offers more challenging experiences as you explore specialized stages.
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Reviews
- Super 56 offers a fun and creative collection of mini-games reminiscent of WarioWare, with a charming aesthetic and engaging humor.
- The game is accessible with its one-button gameplay, allowing players to focus on the mini-games without being overwhelmed by complex controls.
- It features a variety of mini-games that provide replayability, and many players appreciate the humor and creativity in the game's design.
- Some mini-games can feel repetitive, and players have noted a lack of variety as they progress through the game.
- The game's structure and storytelling do not significantly enhance the gameplay experience, leaving some players wanting more depth.
- The music can become repetitive over time, which may detract from the overall enjoyment of the game.
- story21 mentions
- 14 % positive mentions
- 71 % neutral mentions
- 14 % negative mentions
The story in "Super 56" is described as quirky and lighthearted, fitting the game's absurd theme, but it often feels secondary to the gameplay. While players appreciate the progression system that allows them to continue despite failures, many feel that the story's pacing is slow and could benefit from more content or faster advancement. Overall, the narrative adds a layer of charm, but it doesn't significantly enhance the core experience.
“I was worried at first I'd have to beat all 56 in a row to win, but the story continues on no matter the amount of failures you have.”
“As absurd as you would expect a game about onion soup to be, it's a WarioWare mini-game style game where everything is done with one button, featuring a neat little silly story mode. The game has actually received a few new mini-games added to it for free over time.”
“Super fun WarioWare type game, and the story is nice.”
“I got 50% through the story before I started getting so many repeats.”
“The story needs to progress much faster or there should have been like double the games.”
“While the individual minigames of Super 56 can feel quite clunky, and the game's structure and storytelling don't really elevate the core gameplay, I admire Super 56 for the wild creativity and follow-through on the single button conceit.”
- music9 mentions
- 33 % positive mentions
- 33 % neutral mentions
- 33 % negative mentions
The music in the game has received mixed feedback; while many players enjoy the catchy main theme and its remixes, some find it repetitive over time. Despite this, the overall sentiment is positive, with requests for a soundtrack release highlighting its appeal.
“The music slaps!”
“Give us the soundtrack!”
“The music is catchy and stays in your head long after playing!”
“My least favorite part of the game is that the music theme that plays throughout the entire game gets a bit repetitive after a while, but overall I had fun with the game.”
“Music: there are a few tracks, mostly remixes of the main menu, except for the story cut-scene (I still have it in my head, get out of my head!).”
“Give us a soundtrack!”
- gameplay8 mentions
- 38 % positive mentions
- 25 % neutral mentions
- 38 % negative mentions
The gameplay of Super 56 is characterized by its creative yet clunky minigames, relying heavily on a simple "press A to win" mechanic that can be both challenging and enjoyable. While the game's structure and storytelling do not enhance the experience, it remains a solid addition to the Wario Ware collection, despite some minor bugs in practice mode that do not significantly impact actual gameplay.
“I admire Super 56 for the wild creativity and follow-through on the single button conceit.”
“I prefer WW's more manic gameplay.”
“The gameplay is 'press A to win,' literally, but it can be quite challenging compared to some other games.”
“The gameplay is press A to win, literally, but it can be quite challenging compared to some other games.”
“Overall, it's a great addition to the Steam Wario Ware collection; there are a few bugs here and there in practice mode, but nothing that will ruin the experience during the actual gameplay.”
“I prefer Wario Ware's more manic gameplay.”
- graphics8 mentions
- 38 % positive mentions
- 63 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
The graphics of the game are praised for their retro style and appealing aesthetics, contributing to an overall positive visual experience. Users appreciate the art direction and the nostalgic feel, which enhances their enjoyment of the game.
“Also love the retro graphics and the intro to this game makes me happy <3”
“Other positives include the art style and the one song that plays on a loop.”
“Aesthetics”
- replayability4 mentions
- 100 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
Overall, the game offers strong replayability due to its diverse selection of microgames and progression systems, making it enjoyable for players who appreciate variety. However, some users note that certain minigames can feel overly lengthy and challenging, which may affect the experience for some. Despite this, many find the game charming and fun enough to warrant multiple playthroughs.
“Weird as hell, overall great microgame selection, plenty of replayability.”
“It has a story and progression systems, so it has some good replayability.”
- humor2 mentions
- 150 % positive mentions
- -50 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
The humor in the game is characterized by its witty and topical writing, which resonates well with players.
“The writing is funny and topical.”
“The humor is sharp and keeps you engaged throughout the game.”
“I love how the jokes are cleverly woven into the storyline.”
