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The level design is constantly interesting and of high quality, there’s a lot to see and do with more than 300 levels to play. The controls are really fluent and responsive, the gameplay is very simple and highly accessible (you only push 4 buttons in this whole game, for crying out loud!), yet the game manages to make high demands of your skill due to its high difficulty. Going back to the game, there’s a variety of reasons why this game is great. Have you ever seen a bad movie involving a misanthropic still-born baby who flips people off and bring havoc everywhere? I dare you to find one. Forget about gigantic fire-breathing turtles, they only star in really bad movies. That’s right the main villain of this game is a fetus wearing a robot suit, suited up with a tuxedo, a top hat and a monocle. Fetus, your arch-nemesis, will not make your daring rescue any easy. You have to rescue Bandage Girl, Meat Boy’s girlfriend, by guiding him through short, yet very mean obstacle courses littered with nasty traps like sawblades, rocket launchers, biohazard materials littered everywhere and even maggot piles. In this throwback to older platformer games, you control Meat Boy, which is either a piece of meat or a boy with no bones pick whatever tickles your fancy.

Welcome to this Let’s Play of Super Meat Boy! It was released in 2010 by Team Meat, an independent studio which consist of Edmund McMillen (Art, design) and Tommy Refenes (programming) and the game was released on Xbox Live Arcade, PC and more recently on Mac and even Linux.