Spiral Splatter
Game Information
Developers: Sometimes You, Neonchimp Games
Genres: Arcade, Puzzle
Put your problem-solving skills to the test as you navigate over 100 levels and 11 different stages full of perplexing puzzles. Watch out for moving obstacles as you maneuver through each level. Think fast, if you’re too slow, the ghost may catch up to you. Hustle to reach the finish before your time is up!
Each stage of gameplay adds a new challenge with an ever-increasing difficulty. Don’t be fooled by appearances, Spiral Splatter will stump even the most adept puzzle game aficionado.
Stay calm, relax and see if you can take on Spiral Splatter!
Features:
- Over 100 Levels of gameplay
- 11 unique stages with a new challenge on each one
- Colorful and clean graphics
- Challenging gameplay
- Full in-game controller support
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Reviews
View All (11 total)Generación Xbox
Spiral Splatter is an arcade puzzle game that will squeeze your brain in the funniest way.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
PS4Blog.net
Spiral Splatter is a very addictive minimalist puzzle game on Nintendo Switch I highly recommend you get. There is more than enough content in this one for its $4.99 asking price, and it's solid difficulty curve will keep challenging you whole never feeling frustratingly overwhelming.
ThisGenGaming
Spiral Splatter is a puzzle game with a simple concept: you control a white orb and guide it towards the goal. It starts off easy enough but soon tests your accuracy, dexterity and above all: endurance.
Planet PlayStation
This game is definitely one for the puzzle lovers. It’s really hard to find puzzle games where the developer for whatever reason didn’t get lazy and just reuse existing puzzles and just add more difficulty to them. What surprised me most about this title and that each level being unique and having a natural difficulty is that is was all created by a one man team. That is mind-blowing to me that this one man was able to take the time willingly to come up with not 25, not 75 but 100 unique levels and found a way to make the difficulty progression feel natural.
