1001 Spikes

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1001 Spikes
1001 Spikes Videogame Covere.jpg
Developer(s) Nicalis
Publisher(s) Nicalis
Producer(s) Tyrone Rodriguez
Designer(s) Samu Wosada
Tyrone Rodriguez
Programmer(s) Jeremy Stevens
Writer(s) Samu Wosada
Tyrone Rodriguez
Composer(s) Tadd Nuznov
Misoka Panipum
Platforms Linux
Microsoft Windows
Nintendo 3DS
OS X
PlayStation 4
PlayStation Vita
Wii U
Xbox One
Release date(s) Microsoft Windows, Linux, OS X, Xbox One
    Wii U
      Nintendo 3DS
        PlayStation 4
          PlayStation Vita
            Genre(s) Platform, adventure
            Mode(s) Single-player, multiplayer

            1001 Spikes is a platform game developed and published by Nicalis. Originally named Aban Hawkins & the 1001 Spikes, the game's objective is to escape a vast terrain and struggle to reach for victory without getting plummeted by spikes and many other disasters. Throughout the multiple travels, the game gets increasingly challenging, especially having to dodge falling stones and much more.

            Synopsis

            Jim Hawkins, a world-renowned archaeologist, has been lost within the frozen tundra of Antarctica. Before his disappearance, his daughter Tina is left with a map to the forgotten ruins of South America. Together with her estranged brother Aban, they explore the temple and try to retrieve their father's legacy.

            Reception

            Reception
            Aggregate scores
            Aggregator Score
            GameRankings (WIIU) 82.00%[1]
            (PS4) 80.00%[2]
            (PC) 77.50%[3]
            (3DS) 76.25%[4]
            (Vita) 75.60%[5]
            (XONE) 70.00%[6]
            Metacritic (WIIU) 83/100[7]
            (Vita) 81/100[8]
            (PC) 80/100[9]
            (PS4) 78/100[10]
            (3DS) 73/100[11]
            Review score
            Publication Score
            IGN 8/10[12]

            1001 Spikes received positive reviews. Aggregating review websites GameRankings and Metacritic gave the Wii U version 82.00% based on 6 reviews and 83/100 based on 6 reviews,[1][7] the PlayStation 4 version 80.00% based on 8 reviews and 78/100 based on 8 reviews,[2][10] the Microsoft Windows version 77.50% based on 4 reviews and 80/100 based on 4 reviews,[3][9] the 3DS version 76.25% based on 4 reviews and 73/100 based on 4 reviews,[4][11] the PlayStation Vita version 75.60% based on 5 reviews and 81/100 based on 4 reviews[5][8] and the Xbox One version 70.00% based on 2 reviews.[6]

            IGN gave the game an 8/10, favoring its abundance of content and exhilarating disasters, while shows disappointment of the increasing repetition of the game as the levels advance.[12]

            References

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