JUST A SPOONFULL OF SHUGGY - The Adventures Of Shuggy (Steam)
5At first, Spike thought that Shuggy the vampire had invited him over to help him fumigate his new mansion. Turns out Shuggy just wanted Spike to do all the heavy lifting.
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The Adventures of Shuggy is a puzzle platform video game developed by Smudged Cat Games and published by Valcon Games. It was released June 15, 2011 for the Xbox 360 via Xbox Live Arcade and was released for Microsoft Windows on June 13, 2012. It follows the vampire Shuggy as he seeks to rid his newly inherited mansion of its undesirable inhabitants.
The game received positive reviews from critics. Aggregate scores are in the high 70's range at both GameRankings and Metacritic, two aggregate websites. Critics praised Shuggy's varied gameplay mechanics and vast number of levels. They also gave high marks for the cartoon art style. Some reviewers were critical of the game's difficulty level and lack of checkpoints.
The game begins with the vampire Shuggy inheriting a haunted Scottish mansion from his grandfather. In order to make it a livable space he must evict the undesirable creatures currently living in it.[1] To do so he must collect all the gems in a given room to acquire a key. The keys are spread across five areas: The Dungeon, The Boiler Room, The Gallery, The Graveyard and The Clocktower. Once all keys are obtained Shuggy can evict the evil tenants and claim his mansion.
The Adventures of Shuggy is a puzzle platform game. The object of each level is to collect all of the gems in order to obtain a key. The game features over 100 levels of gameplay, and players can typically see an entire level on the screen. Two player cooperative play is also supported, with 36 levels of play. In addition to cooperative play competitive multiplayer is also included, with both local and online support.
The player character can only jump and move to the left or right, however several different gameplay mechanics are applied to the game depending on the level. For example, one level can be rotated 90 degrees in the direction the player is facing to alter the level's gravity and vertical orientation.
The Adventures of Shuggy was well received by critics. The game holds an aggregate score of 78.22% at GameRankings and 77/100 at Metacritic. Metacritic reports mostly positive reviews, with 18 of 23 reviews scoring the game a ratio of 75% or higher. Only two of the 23 reviews gave the game a score below a 70% ratio. Critics generally gave high praise for Shuggy's varied gameplay mechanics. Nathan Meunier of GameSpot stated that "each stage offers a different flavor from the one before it" and added that the varied level experiences "[keep] the puzzle action buoyant well into the adventure."
Wikipedia contributors. The Adventures of Shuggy. Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. June 21, 2016, 10:50 UTC. Available at: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=The_Adventures_of_Shuggy&oldid=726310841.