- October 25, 2024
- Type 3 Studios
Super Marxist Twins
Platforms
About
Ever wonder what it would look like if a Soviet state sponsored game developer designed a game to compete with classic side-scrollers while subverting western youth? No? Well we did. Introducing Super Marxist Twins. The evil Tsar Boarov and his army of capitalist pigs have stolen The Nation’s resources and left The People with nothing. Now it’s up to brothers Mikhail and Ludmil to collect the stol…











- The game features fun and engaging mechanics that provide a satisfying challenge as players progress.
- It successfully combines classic platforming elements with modern twists, making it enjoyable for fans of the genre.
- The graphics, music, and overall theme are well-received, adding to the game's charm and entertainment value.
- Some gameplay mechanics, like the hammer's utility, feel underwhelming compared to the sickle, leading to repetitive strategies.
- The game shows signs of being in early access, with occasional bugs and issues like collision problems and level navigation confusion.
- The dual character mechanics can sometimes lead to chaotic gameplay, making it difficult to keep track of actions during co-op play.
gameplay
4 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is engaging and cleverly designed, featuring simple yet rewarding mechanics that increase in challenge as players progress. The dual character system adds depth without being overly reliant, enhancing the experience with a blend of retro nostalgia and fresh elements. Overall, it successfully balances classic influences with innovative gameplay.
“A fun game with deceptively simple mechanics that reward you with further challenge the deeper in you get.”
“The dual character mechanics are neat and don't end up being as much of a get out of jail free card as it may appear, despite almost always having both characters up, while still managing to be useful to survive sticky situations occasionally.”
“A throwback to a classic with a side of parody and some interesting mechanics that make for something that feels both retro and nostalgic, while still feeling fresh and new.”
“The dual character mechanics are neat and don't end up being as much of a get out of jail free card as it may appear, despite almost always having both characters up. However, they still manage to be useful for surviving sticky situations occasionally.”
“The gameplay is pretty solid.”