Super Lemonade Factory

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Super Lemonade Factory is a single player and multiplayer platformer game. It was developed by Initials and was released on July 9, 2014. It received neutral reviews from players.

Post World War II, a region in political turmoil. Andre’s father offers to give him his lemonade factory – but on one condition; he and his wife, Liselot, must journey through the entire factory, a task that is easier said than done. Andre and Liselot must combine their unique abilities to make it through each room together. Along the way they’ll meet a cast of characters including the foreman, th…

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Audience ScoreBased on 30 reviews

gameplay5 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

Appealing retro pixel art style and catchy chiptune music create a pleasant nostalgic atmosphere.
Interesting dual character mechanics requiring switching and cooperation make gameplay engaging.
Multiple modes including hardcore and old school add replayability and challenge for platformer enthusiasts.

Controls are floaty, non-standard, and non-rebindable, with awkward keyboard layout and lack of controller support.
Levels can feel repetitive and uninspired, with spike hitboxes causing frustrating deaths and janky platform movement.
The PC port has technical issues such as crashes, forced windowed mode on escape key press, and capped framerate limiting gameplay fluidity.

gameplay
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
63%
38%
The gameplay features a few core mechanics, such as breakable and pushable crates, moving platforms, and unique switch-based puzzles, which are solid but limited in variety. Levels are generally short, making the overall game brief, but controls are responsive and certain mechanics, like dual-character play, add interesting depth. While the gameplay is engaging and well-executed, its short length impacts value, though it's considered worthwhile especially at a discount.
- “The gameplay is solid, focusing on switches and using them differently, although each level is quite short.”
- “This was a great blend of art, music, and gameplay, well worth the $5 even if it lasted around 2 hours for me.”
- “The gameplay formula is good enough to carry a game with wider mainstream appeal and longer game length.”
- “There are only a few mechanics and they don't change in the entire game: breakable crates, pushable crates, workers that walk back and forth, moving platforms, and spikes.”
- “The gameplay is solid around switches and using them differently, although each level is super short.”
- “For 1.3 hours of gameplay, $5 is not a bargain at all, but on sale it can be a worthwhile purchase.”
graphics
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
71%
15%
14%
The graphics are generally praised for their appealing retro, pixelated art style, which is polished and visually enjoyable. However, opinions vary, with some users noting poor visuals or issues related to the PC port affecting the overall presentation.
- “The game looks great with its pixelated graphics, delivering a charming retro aesthetic.”
- “Very polished with a nice art style that complements the gameplay well.”
- “Appealing retro graphics that enhance the platformer experience.”
- “Poor visuals.”
music
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
The music features catchy, retro-inspired chiptune tunes that many compare favorably to classic games like Mega Man 2, enhancing the game's art and gameplay. However, some find it pleasant but not particularly memorable, with the overall audio experience praised despite technical issues in certain ports.
- “I am not one to talk about music in a game, but these tunes are almost up there at Mega Man 2 quality.”
- “Fine pixel graphics, catchy bouncy chiptune music, a storyline and voice-acting that don't get in the way.”
- “It's a shame, because the music and art assets are very pleasing to the ears and eyes.”
- “Music had the wanna-be retro gaming vibe going.”
- “It's a shame, because the music and art assets are very pleasing to the ears and eyes - if the developers had spent thirty extra minutes to let people customize their controls, this game would probably be quite fun, but life's too short, and there's plenty of other platforming games in the sea.”
- “Fine pixel graphics, catchy bouncy chiptune music, a storyline and voice-acting that don't get in the way - all of these things are undermined by an absolutely horrible PC port.”
story
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The story is minimal and suffers from numerous typos, with some users noting it is barely present or poorly executed. While other elements like graphics and music are praised, the storyline and voice acting are considered unobtrusive but ultimately undermined by technical issues.
- “No story.”
- “Lots of typos in what little story there is.”
- “Fine pixel graphics, catchy bouncy chiptune music, a storyline and voice-acting that don't get in the way - all of these things are undermined by an absolutely horrible PC port.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game offers good replayability through multiple difficulty levels and various modes, including 2-player, hardcore, and classic "old school" options, providing diverse challenges for players to revisit.
- “There's more replay value if you want to replay on higher difficulties.”
- “It has 2 players, hardcore, and classic 'old school' modes which will help with replayability.”
stability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game is generally enjoyable as a puzzle platformer, but its stability is hampered by occasional bugs that affect the experience.
- “Some good old puzzle platformer game, but it is quite buggy sometimes.”
optimization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game maintains a consistent 30fps, providing stable performance overall, though there may be minor reservations not fully detailed.