Dr Fetus Mean Meat Machine Review (Nintendo Switch OLED)

by Jim Smale · Published June 22, 2023 · Updated June 22, 2023

For this Dr. Fetus Mean Meat Machine Review, where we check out a combination of classic puzzle gameplay and hardcore platforming elements that Super Meat Boy is known for. Puzzle your way through beautiful hand-crafted worlds and more than 100 puzzle levels, filled with creative traps and hazards. At the end of each world, prepare for a gruesome boss fight that will.

Dr. Fetus Mean Meat Machine Review Pros:

Decent cartoon graphics.
276MB download size.
Video settings – contrast slider, and screenshake.
Invert rotation option.
Accessibility settings – blood, game speed slider, and invincibility.
3 save slots.
Cool cartoon animation cutscenes.
Optional tutorial level.
Checkpoints can be enabled or disabled.
Fast loading times.
Match four gameplay.
Full the bar to unlock the next phase of a stage, and clear all of them to finish the stage.
The end-of-level breakdown shows the time taken, score, deaths, and overall grade.
Has a Puyo Puyo gameplay style.
Chain clears make the next set of clones Invincible for a short time so they can pause through hazards, the bigger the chain the longer the invincibility.
Hazards can appear on the stage like blades that if you hit them it’s game over instantly.
The pieces are called clones and are fully animated.
You can slow down time to help with placing clones.
You can usually always see the next drop of clones.
The world map is displayed as old-school execution folders on the old Windows PC.
You can replay levels.
Your best score is shown on each level.
Easy to get to grips with if you have Puyo Puyo or Mean Bean Machine (same game different name) experience.
You can play with analog and/or d-pad.
Actions are assigned to a variety of buttons.
Six locations to get through.
Big clever boss encounters.