Super Space Jump Man

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Super Space Jump Man is a single player casual platformer game. It was developed by Nannings and was released on March 5, 2019. It received neutral reviews from players.

Super Space Jump Man is a fun and challenging gravity based runner. Traverse from planet to planet while dodging spikes, lasers and collecting oxygen.

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Audience ScoreBased on 10 reviews

emotional1 positive mentions

monetization1 negative mentions

The game features a simple and entertaining concept of jumping between planets, making it accessible for casual gamers.
It has a nostalgic aesthetic reminiscent of 1970's Atari games, complemented by a catchy soundtrack that enhances the experience.
The game offers easy achievements, making it appealing for players looking to complete it quickly.

Gameplay can feel repetitive and boring, with a lack of depth and challenge that may not engage players for long.
The mechanics can be frustrating, as the camera perspective and jump timing often lead to unfair deaths and a trial-and-error approach.
The game is criticized for being a low-quality cash grab, with similarities to other free browser games and minimal differences in the paid version.

gameplay
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay of "Super Space Jump Man" involves navigating a series of small, spinning planets in a casual auto-runner format that relies on single-button controls for jumping. While the game features a variety of levels with increasing difficulty and mechanics, players have expressed frustration with certain traps that can make the experience feel unfair and detract from the overall enjoyment.
- “Gameplay consists of jumping between small spinning planets as you run around them in circles.”
- “This title features twenty-four levels with increasing duration and difficulty themed with jumping between floating orbs and avoiding obstacles by accurately clicking the ‘jump’ command or pressing the spacebar for traversal.”
- “As with the previous games, each new level might add a new mechanic.”
- “While the gameplay is fairly casual, I grew to resent the traps.”
- “This makes the gameplay feel unfair.”
- “Tl:dr - [i]ssjm[/i] advertises itself as an 'achievement get' title but is mechanically and aesthetically too unsound to merit exposure.”
graphics
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of [i]ssjm[/i] feature a predominantly black and white palette with minimal red accents, resulting in a visually unappealing and simplistic aesthetic that fails to impress. While there are some improvements over previous titles from the developer, the overall presentation remains basic and lacks depth, with menu handling allowing for resolution adjustments during gameplay.
- “Aesthetic - [i]ssjm[/i] utilizes a black and white palette for much of its environment and the protagonist, deviating only slightly by detailing red on hazards.”
- “The graphics in this one were an upgrade from all of nanningsgames' other games they produce.”
- “Menu handling is laid out with the graphical tweaks excluded except the resolution which can be adjusted on the fly even while playing.”
- “Overall, the visuals were not entirely pleasing nor elaborate enough to stave a bleak deliverance.”
- “Tl:dr - [i]ssjm[/i] advertises itself as an 'achievement get' title but is mechanically and aesthetically too unsound to merit exposure.”
- “Same basic graphics and sound.”
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is characterized by a stable and unassuming score that complements the visuals without being jarring. It features a catchy, retro-inspired soundtrack reminiscent of 1970s Atari and Intellivision games, which, despite its repetitive nature, remains enjoyable and does not become tiresome.
- “The musical score remains a stable feature, as it is not jarring in contrast to the visuals and remains generally unassuming.”
- “It actually looks nice in that pleasing 1970s Atari/Intellivision type way, with a catchy little soundtrack that, despite looping repeatedly, doesn't really overstay its welcome.”
- “The musical score remains a stable feature as it was not jarring in contrast to the stated visuals and remained generally unassuming.”
- “It actually looks nice in that pleasing, 1970s Atari/Intellivision type way, with a catchy little soundtrack that, despite looping repeatedly, doesn't really overstay its welcome.”
monetization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The monetization of Super Space Jump Man has been criticized as a cash grab, with users noting that it feels like a low-effort port of a free browser game aimed at exploiting Steam gamers for profit.
- “Super Space Jump Man is another shovelware cash grab from NanningsGames, who have a tendency of dumping their browser games onto Steam and trying to extort Steam gamers for a game they give away for free on the web.”
emotional
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The emotional aspect of the game is characterized by a sense of tension and urgency as players navigate the challenges of controlling a large orb, evoking feelings of both excitement and anxiety while striving to consume smaller orbs without making mistakes.
story
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The story of "Cube Mission" is noted for its intriguing premise, where players navigate through a series of challenges within a mysterious cube environment. Reviewers appreciate the narrative's ability to engage players, though some feel it could benefit from deeper character development and more elaborate plot twists. Overall, the story serves as a compelling backdrop to the gameplay, enhancing the overall experience.