Big nostalgy and probably the best puzzle game I have ever played. What I particularly like about the game is most levels/problems don't have just one solution you have to find by simply exploring the tree of all solutions. You rather have to improvise a lot and also make many good decisons in situations you face for the first time, unless you want to spend like your whole life completing this. IMO this is how logic games should be designed

It was a pleasure to see one of my absolute childhood favourites on Steam. I remember when I played Supaplex as a child, and I have many great moments with this game, which are both entertaining and in many cases extremely difficult.
But I can't recommend this remake edition. It simply don't seem to have the love for the original game, and I will even call this remake for lazy, and for several reasons:
- Many of the animations from the original game are missing
- The pleasant music and soundeffects from the original game are changed to some really annoying sounds, so I play this game without sound
- The amazing menu from the original game is replaced with a strange and vapid menu.
- The pleasant feeling of completing a level, and see it's colour change from red/yellow/blue to green, is not there anymore. Furthermore, in the original game you could skip up to three levels - but here there are 20(!) levels unlocked from the beginning? It really feels like cheating before you even have started the game. And levels? It's have been hidden in it's own submenu, and are BTW navigated by clicking on an UP/DOWN button (you can't scroll, nope...)

There are several great remastered games out there - for example the remastered Age of Empires 2 and Command & Conquer games, which I am a huge fan of. So it is not because that I am "old nostalgic" person who "hates everything new". But if a remake/remastering of a game is made lazy and without love for the original (which I feel is the case for this remastered edition of Supaplex), you might as well just make an entirely new game.

If you are a younger person (~25 year or below) who wants to try an old DOS game, and are more interested in expering the mechanichs than expering the original sounds and graphics - and if you enjoy puzzles, you might find this game interesting. But if you like me wants to get the original feeling from your childhood experience of Supaplex, you might get as dissapointed as me.

Super relaxing game

For me it is just nostalgia and actually having a chance to get all the way to the end. The perk of having the option to save is a very nice feature. I quite like the puzzles. Although it might be frustrating sometimes to figure it out, which makes it even more rewarding when you actually finish the level.

I enjoy playing this game and would definitely recommend this game if you like to puzzle.

Best ever!

Brought back memories of falling these challenges as a kid. Now i can fail them as adult.
Many challenges to wrinkle my brain.
Share with the family. Challenge their scores.
Sound track is awesome.
Paid $10.75 AUD

You go below a zonk, do quick left and right and hold your breath while pressing UP arrow. And yes, I did explode, which means it is running on the legacy engine :)

I first played Supaplex in the early 1990s on an old Atari computer I believe, might be wrong, it was 30 years ago. Anyway myself and my housemates played it always late into the evening and early hours in the morning, especially when we got stuck on a level and had to repeat the whole thing. This version has a save and load function, so you can start back where you failed, which is a bonus for an old player. Enjoy, some games just stick in your head, this is definitely one of those, for me.

Great as a thinking exercise!

Interesting and challenging puzzles, loads of fun, every level is different