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Super 56

Super 56

|Indie, Puzzle

9.5 /10

Aww Amazing!

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175 ratings
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Super 56 challenges players to overcome 56 genre-bending mini-games with the press of a single button. Compete in daily challenges, earn achievements, and destroy high scores. Outlandish chaos awaits you in Hell!

Story and worldbuilding

Eons ago, SUPER 56 was banned by the Government of Pain and all copies were buried in the Samsara Desert. Cartridges have now been spotted in independent gaming stores throughout Hell. Roommates Kronos and Brones secured their own copy of the game and challenged their neighbor to a high-scoring bet. But, it turns out they're pretty bad at video games. It’s up to you to achieve an S Rank and shut the pesky neighbor up once and for all.

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Aww Amazing!: 9.5/10 across 175 ratings. This score says: bump it to the top of your backlog.

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Leans into Indie, Puzzle, Music — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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DestructoidZoey Handley · 18 Oct, 2023
7.5/10

Solid and definitely has an audience. There could be some hard-to-ignore faults, but the experience is fun.

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Press SPACE to JumpTaylor Hicklen · 27 Nov, 2023
8/10

SUPER 56 invokes the best and worst of its microgame lineage with short, bizarre snippets, a narrative framework as joyful as it is inessential, and a central control gimmick that occasionally outstays its welcome. Small accessibility issues aside, Onion Soup Interactive avoids the major pitfalls of its contemporaries by limiting the experience entirely to single-player with online leaderboards, tapering what could have been an overwhelming sprawl into a smart, snappy collection.

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