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Is Martin Goes on the Attack worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Action-adventure players who enjoy platforming through both horizontal and vertical spaces
- Players who want environmental traversal built around gravity shifts and shrinking
- Players who prefer fighting hostile creatures during exploration
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for a slow, contemplative pace rather than frequent jumping and movement
- Players seeking a game centered on deep strategy or character progression
- Players who want multiplayer play
Our take on Martin Goes on the Attack
Gravity switching and shrinking are central to getting through the planet’s difficult-to-reach areas.
What is Martin Goes on the Attack?
Control Martin, a robot soldier sent after the Booobjz expedition on a changed, gloomy planet.
The journey combines armed encounters with horizontal and vertical movement, including frequent jumping. Progress involves breaking magnets, changing gravity, and shrinking Martin to enter hard-to-reach spaces. Teleporting TVs and doors, levers, and switches also appear along the way. Alien opponents attack with thorns, electricity, and gunfire, while Martin can fight back with ammunition described as endless. The game’s structure centers on navigating environmental obstacles and confronting enemies as Martin moves through the planet.
How Martin Goes on the Attack plays
- 01Gravity changes
- Switching gravity alters how Martin moves through the planet’s obstacles.
- 02Size reduction
- Martin can shrink to access places that are otherwise difficult to reach.
- 03Environmental controls
- Levers, switches, magnets, and teleporting TVs and doors are part of navigating the world.
- 04Armed encounters
- Alien enemies attack with thorns, electricity, and shots, while Martin has ammunition described as endless.
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Martin Goes on the Attack: platforms & release
Is Martin Goes on the Attack worth it?
It is worth it if: action-adventure players who enjoy platforming through both horizontal and vertical spaces. Skip it if: players looking for a slow, contemplative pace rather than frequent jumping and movement.
Where can I download Martin Goes on the Attack?
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What platforms is Martin Goes on the Attack on?
Windows only.
