A girl is looking for her parents on the moon. Her father - who is the protagonist from Spelunky 1, it turns out - couldn't resist its call, because he senses an adventure grander than his previous ...

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There's danger around every corner when you explore ruins. At least that's the rule on Earth. But as it turns out, when you explore ruins on the moon, they also appear to be filled with danger around ...

In Spelunky 2, the turkey’s fate is in your hands. You could hop on the bird’s back, making use of its double jump and Yoshi-like glide to flap your way through your run. For a solid payout, you could ...

Five years ago this month, Spelunky HD launched on Xbox Live Arcade. A roguelike with randomly-generated levels and some not-so-subtle nods to adventurers like Indiana Jones, Spelunky soon found ...

Spelunky made a splash like a pebble in a pond. Small. Quiet. So many ripples. The original open-source version was released in 2008 on TIGSource with modest but potent fanfare, winning over an ...

Spelunky 2, the super challenging and mega clever roguelike 2D platformer, first came out on PlayStation 4 in 2020 and was therefore is also playable as a backwards compatible game on the PlayStation ...

Spelunky 2 is here! A sequel to - in my opinion - a perfect game, and yet, a follow up which expands and improves upon the original in ways I didn't know I wanted. Despite many surface level ...

Spelunky is a perfect game - a creation of rare crystal clarity that sparkles from every angle. In my experience, a 10/10 score at the end of a review is not meant to represent outright perfection. It ...

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Spelunky 2 PS4 Review – At the time of writing this review I have died in Spelunky 2 847 times (I counted). Whether by rock, shock, fire, impalings, explosions or a myriad of other ways, it’s no ...