SimulationFit check
Is Mountain Troll worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who want a clear item-collection objective in each level
- Players who enjoy navigating around environmental traps
- Players looking for a 2D platformer centered on a single mountain troll
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a platformer with objectives beyond collecting bags and reaching the dwelling door may find the structure narrow.
- Players who want levels without hazards may not suit the inclusion of bear traps and jagged rocks.
- Players looking for a game built around survival crafting, puzzle assembly, or business management should consider another genre.
Our take on Mountain Troll
Mountain Troll departs from platformers built around reaching an endpoint alone by making stolen-bag collection the required step before progression. The dwelling door remains closed until every bag in the level has been gathered, placing retrieval ahead of simple traversal.
What is Mountain Troll?
Mountain Troll is a 2D platformer in which players control a mountain troll searching for stolen belongings.
The main objective is to collect bags placed throughout each level. Once every bag has been picked up, the door to the troll’s dwelling opens and the game directs the player to the next level. The route includes hazards such as bear traps and jagged rocks, which must be avoided while collecting the bags. The game presents a simple level-by-level structure built around item retrieval, hazard avoidance, and reaching the dwelling door.
How Mountain Troll plays
- 01Bag collection
- Each level requires all stolen bags to be picked up before its dwelling door opens.
- 02Trap hazards
- Bear traps and jagged rocks obstruct the route through the levels.
- 03Sequential levels
- Opening the dwelling door sends the player to the next level.
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Mountain Troll: platforms & release
Is Mountain Troll worth it?
It is worth it if: players who want a clear item-collection objective in each level. Skip it if: players seeking a platformer with objectives beyond collecting bags and reaching the dwelling door may find the structure narrow.
Where can I download Mountain Troll?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Mountain Troll's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Mountain Troll on?
Windows only.
