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A delightful, playground platformer for all ages that follows Lucky, the ever-optimistic, energetic, and lovable hero, on his quest to find his inner strength and help his sister rescue the Book of Ages from Jinx. Jinx is the scheming and mysterious villain trying to reshape the world, but for what reason?

Super Lucky's Tale is a adventure, action and 3d platformer game developed by Playful Corp. and published by Xbox Game Studios.
Released on September 14th 2018 is available only on Windows in 22 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Greek, Hungarian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese - Portugal, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Swedish, Traditional Chinese and Turkish.

It has received 673 reviews of which 572 were positive and 101 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.0 out of 10. 😎

The game is currently priced at 27.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for 2.80€ on Instant Gaming.

The Steam community has classified Super Lucky's Tale into these genres:

Adventure Action 3D Platformer Family Friendly Cute Platformer Singleplayer Colorful Fox

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Windows

OS *: Windows 7 or higher
Processor: Intel Core i5 3550 @ 3.3 GHz or AMD FX-6300
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: AMD Radeon R7 370 or NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660/570
DirectX: Version 11
Storage: 11 GB available space

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March 2025

incredible platformer with such charming art style - controls are a lil funny on mnk but i cant really complain too much, definitely built for controller

Feb. 2025

I didn't notice I've actually bought New Super Lucky's Tale along with this one... well, whatever. It's a nice platformer, very easy but that's what I was looking for. The only thing I've hated was those achievements... 99 999 coins? For real? Overall I recommend playing - but go for remastered version (though this was not buggy or anything). 🦊

Jan. 2025

As a 3D platformer, this game is actually nice. Already made me forget the experience I had when playing Yooka Laylee, with an actually fun and challenging platformer game. Like any 3d platformer game, this game has a hub with stages in it. Those stages you play you have to collect their clovers, to unlock new stages and stuff, and each stage, except for the boss fight stages, have 3 extra side objectives that give you a clover: A secret clover, which you must find how to get it. A coin clover, which you get from getting 300 coins in that stage. A Lucky clover, which you need to find all the letters of the word Lucky to get it. The game itself is actually a bit challenging, but not that much. You can end up dying a few times when trying to play or get something, but the game is also very forgiving too. It doesn't hoard on the lives you can get, and unless you are terrible at the game, will probably not fall under 5 lives later in the game. I believe collecting a certain number of coins gives you more lives or something, but it's subtle, so I didn't noticed. The biggest antagonist of the game is its collision system. It was enumerable the cases where Lucky was flung arond when I tried to hit an enemy, or fell from platform because the collision failed. Without counting a moment where a platform was shrinking and Lucky was glued to it, falling to the pit. A good number of the cheap deaths I had in the game were because of the collision system going haywire. Anyways, the stages contains a small variety of them, being either 3D platformer or side scroller, which alternates depending on the stage. There are also side stages that show up on the hubs, after you unlock new stages. Those side stages contains side activities, that will award you with a clover upon done, and maybe even coins depending on it. There are some puzzle activities, including one of moving blocks, but with some freedom when moving them, one where a mad scientist cat shrinks Lucky, to place him in a sphere, and in a maze that can be rotated with the keys to move him around. The third special stage type is an auto runner. Lucky is constantly running, and you have to either jump or burrow to proceed until the end, while trying to collect as much items you can on the way. Speaking of movement, beside the basic running, jumping and also the tail whip attack Lucky can do, he also can burrow on soft soil too. Might not look that much interesting, but there are some cases where burrowing ends up being part of what you must do to collect some item, and the result of burrowing + jumping + running ends up in a really cool platformer experience. And the best thing is that it's easy to master. A oddity I found on the game, is that beside it allows you to play with keyboard, and even allows you to change keybinding, the game shows controller keys on the signs in-game. At least on the sign that was saying like "A, LT", I had to figure out that it wanted me to make Lucky jump, then press the key to Burrow, so he charges downwards. The boss fights of the game are something, because they do have difficulty, and most of that is because they involve a bullet hell session. Seriously, every boss fight in the game has a moment where turrets spawns somewhere and begins firing, and you have to run and jump from the fireballs. It feels really odd when it is repeated on new boss fights, including on boss fights that doesn't really make sense that being a thing (first one is an example). So far, I managed to play and beat the base game. I wouldn't say I 100% it, because I didn't bought all outfits, but there are 4 worlds in the base game, and I got all the 99 clovers in it. There seems to be dlc worlds too, but I'll play them later. I just found kind of disappointing that there was only 4 worlds in the base game, but at least the game was fun. If you want a nice 3d platformer, this game is a good option. Go for it. It has even a bundle with another game of the serie, which I haven't played yet, so I guess I could try it once I'm done with this one heh.

Oct. 2024

Pretty nice game, challenging bosses, good music, simple but fun gameplay....overall it's a nice 3D Platformer. I just wish that we could move the camera freely but other than that, I think it's a pretty good game

Sept. 2024

This game rocks. It's adorable, fun & has a variety of level designs, such as 2D platformer, 3D platformer, auto-scroller etc... Various challenges exist for you to test your platforming/puzzle solving skills, great soundtrack and the game overall can be decently challenging, although nothing frustrating. Controls are tight and camera was a very minor nuisance for me. The only two issues I've encountered is the jump pads are a bit buggy sometimes, making Lucky just spazz out a bit. Nothing major and actually kind of hilarious. The other one being the double jump is also kind of inconsistent but again, nothing big. Overall, I do recommend this game to anybody who loves 3D platformers. ====== This game also reminded me not to listen to the ''professional'' game reviewers, nor trust them with their long-worded borefest they write on their site, posting false statements like 'lackluster' gameplay & poor controls. It's a good read though if you happen to suffer from insomnia. I bet if this was made by Nintendo or Sony, it would be praised like a holy grail that is capable of healing every disease possible on Earth.

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