
Set on Mars in an alternate Cold-War era, Super Motherload is a 1 to 4-player couch co-op digging adventure with storyline by Image Comics' Kurtis Wiebe, a fully voiced cast of Soviet and American characters, and a procedurally-generated world that changes each time you play.
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $14.99 | 950reviews | 76% | — | $338.3K |
| $14.99 | 3.3Kratings | 84% | — | not modelled |
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I would LOOOVE to give my childhood game a thumbs up BUT. The Goldium version has this bug that whenever you press ESC... it will just end the game... And it seems this is reported all the way back to 2014... so i dont expect to see a fix. Considering how many games today its a normal thing to use ESC to close inventory / pause games etc.. This bug is pretty much an insta kill due to old habbits... You can run it in windowed mode if you dont mind having a 300x300 size mini winddow to play in. it does not seem there is a way to increase the size
This game feels literally incomplete. I really wanted to love it, but there are too many basic issues that make it frustrating to play. - No upgrade explanations. The game never explains what each upgrade actually does, so progression feels like guessing. -Unbreakable blocks / progression blockers: There are many blocks you simply can’t break no matter what you do. The only workaround is using bombs, but that destroys ores, which feels counterproductive. - Drill upgrades seem broken since there’s only one drill upgrade, which feels like a bug or unfinished system. I tested it (even boosting drill upgrades artificially), and only then the drill could break those “unbreakable” blocks—at that point the game finally became playable. -Nearly nothing is added to old mechanics. Aside from slightly better movement, it doesn’t really build on the core mechanics in a meaningful way. -The UI canvas is tilted, some text goes off-screen, I can’t properly see the inventory, and the interface feels unfinished overall. It has potential (or the original has potential), but in its current state it is incomplete and needs basic progression/UI fixes before I can recommend it.
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain*languages with full audio support
Hours played at review time, across 48 reviews with recorded playtime.
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A dissapointing sequel to the original. As a matter of fact, i prefer the original. This game has better graphics and that's about it. Multiplayer is weird, you have to play on the same screen. And none of the mechanics and upgrades are explained, you have to figure it out yourself.
I bought it for the OG Motherlode Goldium Edition. One of my favourite flash games from the Miniclip era.
I primarily bought this for the inclusion of Motherload Goldium Edition which is an .EXE in the files. The launcher crashes when I click start game (windowed or Fullscreen). In addition to that, I wanted to support this developer and experience Goldium edition compared to the original and I am unable to do that. If that was it, I would be fine, however, within 5 minutes of playing SuperMotherload, I immediately understood why I never heard about it in the past 15 years. It truly is a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ sequel to the original game. It is obviously half-baked and it feels like no effort went into the mechanics and gameplay. I guess I will stick to playing an archived copy of the original.
The game does refresh the original Motherloads gameplay with puzzles and progression, but the game tends to crash out of the blue which really kills the vibe for a game as short as this. Also, it feels like late game there's no efficient way to afford the super expensive upgrades even with the deepest areas of the game available. Love Motherload, Kind of like Super Motherload, a good game with friends if it didnt crash from time to time.
It's a good game i cant stop playing, but i wish there was a way to initiate a manual save before i quit the game. I like it and i like it comes with the old goldium edition too.
Mecánicas importantes que tienes que saber del juego no están explicadas, y en Hardcore te puede costar el mapa obligándote a resetearlo. Usar el C4, fundamental en la recta final, tiene una probabilidad de crashearte el juego. Pero si toleras estas mañas, está buenardo. Un juego de minar, adverso y con horror comedia.
Ayant poncé le jeu flash durant mon enfance je me devais d'essayer celui-ci. Très bonne surprise lorsqu'au lancement du jeu je me suis rendu compte qu'il intègre la version Goldium du jeu originel. Le jeu reste fidèle au premier, l'ajout de la fonderie, du multi et le système de combat de boss sont de vrais améliorations. Après cette expérience, courte mais fun, je pense et je rêve qu'un Motherload 3 arrive avec par exemple : - Plus de largeur - Ajout de différents mondes - Le retour de l'inventaire des minerais ( il n'y est pas et c'est relou la) - La magie des devs qui à permis de faire la magie du premier jeu
Not "super motherload" but the OG "Motherload Goldium edition" is a hidden Flash game GEM! Must have if you like these style of games!!!
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