Super Meat Boy 3D Is A Messy Attempt At Going 3D

The demo showed the beginning of the game, starting with tutorials and moving into levels filled with traps and obstacles. Thankfully, Meat Boy 3D gets the core gameplay of a Super Meat Boy game right. You play as a bloody, squishy character running through dangerous levels to rescue your girlfriend, Bandage Girl, from the villainous Dr. Fetus. You reach Bandage Girl at the end of each level, but Dr. Fetus always takes her to the next one. Afterwards, you see a replay of all your attempts, showing multiple Meat Boys racing ahead and most of them failing, which nicely summarizes your run. The game’s quirky humor is familiar, and it even includes a nod to Super Mario Bros. with a playful warp pipe reference.

Keeper Review – This One’s A Keeper

The game Keeper is most similar to 2012’s Journey – both tell their stories without words, focus on movement that ranges from slow and thoughtful to quick and energetic, and involve traveling towards a faraway mountain. However, comparing the two feels limiting. Journey is a simple, direct fable, while Keeper constantly changes and explores new ideas in surprising ways. Unlike Journey, where the world is easy to understand, Keeper’s world feels strange and unfamiliar, and its rules aren’t always obvious.

Hands-On Preview: Super Meat Boy 3D Demands Precision In A New Dimension

Despite sharing the same “SMB” initials, Super Meat Boy and Super Mario Bros. are very different games that demand vastly different skills. Super Meat Boy is designed around frequent deaths – you’ll likely fail hundreds or even thousands of times. However, that’s intentional! The levels are short, and the challenge lies in learning the fastest and safest way to get from the start to the finish, though it’s incredibly difficult to master.

Pabst Blue Ribbon partners with Grillo’s Pickles for pickle flavored beer

I just saw the coolest thing on Instagram! Snackolator posted a picture of these new pickle beers coming out – it’s a collab between Grillo’s Pickles and Pabst Blue Ribbon! Apparently, they’re aiming for a May 2026 release. The cans are green and have both companies’ logos on them – Pabst’s classic look mixed with Grillo’s pickle design. I can’t wait to try one!

6 major differences between Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein and Mary Shelley’s novel

I’m a huge Guillermo del Toro fan, and it’s awesome how much he loves Frankenstein – the book and all the different movie versions! You can really see that influence in his own films, especially his 2022 stop-motion Pinocchio. He clearly pulls a lot of inspiration from Mary Shelley’s story, and it’s really cool to see how he uses those elements in his work.

Where is Susan Lorincz now? Update on Netflix’s The Perfect Neighbor

There’s a lot of true crime content available this month, but “The Perfect Neighbor” stands out as a difficult, yet crucial, watch. The documentary mainly uses police body camera footage from a two-year investigation and starts by introducing a close community in Ocala, Florida.