Разработчик: Mossmouth
Описание
Key Features
- "Roguelike" Platforming - Randomly-generated, fully-destructible levels are dense with danger. Quick thinking and a deep understanding will keep you alive along the knife's edge!
- Fill Your Journal - Track your progress with a dusty explorer's journal given to you by Yang, your mentor from another age.
- Local Co-op - Up to 4 players can join up to help or hinder in madcap cooperative play.
- Deathmatch - Unlock 72 diverse, deadly arenas to wage battle in against friends or bots.
- The Daily Challenge - Each day a new set of levels is generated for the Daily Challenge, a unique mode where you only get one chance per day to compete online against the rest of the Steam community.
- A Colorful Cast - A roster of 20 squishy explorers (16 unlockable) are waiting for you to make their greedy dreams come true!
- Tough Love - You're going to die in all kinds of painful, hilarious, and surprising ways. But with each mistake you'll learn more about how Spelunky works and get that much closer to solving its deepest mysteries!
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, italian, german, spanish - spain, japanese
Системные требования
Windows
- OS *: Microsoft® Windows® XP / Vista / 7 / 8
- Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo 2.8GHz or equivalent processor
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: 3D graphics card
- DirectX: Version 9.0c
- Storage: 200 MB available space
- Additional Notes: Xbox 360 controller or other XInput-compatible controller
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This game is just the midway point of Groundhog where Bill Murray has a suicide montage.
Spelunky is more than a game—it's a masterclass in learning through failure. This rogue-like platformer distills every choice into a moment of growth, a cascade of tiny lessons that, when compounded, transform you from a hesitant explorer into a confident spelunker.
Each run in Spelunky begins the same way: you, a lone adventurer, descending into a cavern teeming with treasures and traps. But what unfolds is never predictable. One moment you’re basking in the glow of a hard-earned fortune, the next you’re flattened by a boulder because you dared to grab a golden idol. And yet, this unpredictability isn’t punishment—it’s preparation.
In life and in Spelunky, progress often feels invisible. Success is less about monumental leaps and more about subtle, consistent adjustments. Every mistimed jump, every encounter with an overzealous shopkeeper teaches you something new. You begin to recognize patterns, anticipate threats, and master the art of adapting to chaos.
Spelunky’s brilliance lies in its balance. Yes, it is brutally hard, but it is never unfair. Every mistake is an opportunity to refine your approach. Did you forget to check for traps? That arrow to the face is a gentle (albeit painful) reminder. Did greed cloud your judgment? The game’s indifferent cruelty nudges you toward humility.
But here’s where the game truly shines: the joy isn’t just in overcoming obstacles, but in how it reshapes your mindset. Spelunky encourages you to embrace failure as a natural and necessary step toward mastery. It’s not about avoiding mistakes—it’s about learning to recover from them with a little more wisdom each time.
For those willing to persist, Spelunky offers more than entertainment; it offers transformation. It’s a playground for honing patience, adaptability, and grit. And when you finally conquer its depths, the reward isn’t just a virtual crown—it’s the quiet realization that you’ve built a skillset that extends far beyond the screen.
So, would I recommend Spelunky? Absolutely. But only if you’re ready to embrace its unique brand of tough love. This game doesn’t just test your reflexes; it rewires your thinking. And in doing so, it leaves you not just a better player, but a more resilient person.
Really easy... compared to Spelunky 2 👀.
This game destroyed my will to live more times than I care to remember.
10/10
Started playing the Spelunky series in 2010 and have spent more time on it than all other video games combined (or thereabout). HD seems to me the most balanced of the three. Classic is retro hard and I wish I would enjoy 2 as the crowning achievement that it is, but my heart (and brainstem) is with this one.
Most fun torture method ever! Been trying to get the golden key to the temple for half my play time. Kill me.
runs are lost randomly and/or because of a single mistake
late floors are just completely filled with insta kill traps
chilling in jungle? off-screen tribal man shoots his boomerang and chains three hits on you
miss a ledge in ice caves? you fall to your death
sometimes you just get unlucky and a tiki trap surrounds the exit. if this happens and you can't bomb the exit YOU ARE SCREWED
i can't imagine failing a 30 minute run because of ONE MISTAKE or even NO MISTAKE AT ALL
this game is unplayable without shortcuts, and with them, runs are meaningless
health might as well be nonexistant cause late floors just kill you instantly
patience is not rewarded, it is punished.
i remember giving up on this game a couple years ago, and man i shouldn't have picked this back up
not fun do not buy
can't imagine the second game is any different
very spelunky and hard yup thats it
Too hard game. No instructions how to dodge arrows, how to save princess, what to do with a golden key or a golden statue (or that you get killed when taking the statue), how to escape the ghost (yeah! what ghost?!) and also you start from 1-1, even if you were in 1-3 but got killed.
Very addictive platformer. Random level generation makes each run a new experience.
I like it, in a sort of stockholm syndrome kinda way.
Cute 2D jump and run game.
The further you get into this game, the more you find.
High replay value and still very good for its age.
For 15 bucks okay, for 2 a no brainer.
10/10
Love this game. It's the perfect game for people with a short concentrations span who like roguelikes like me. What seems challenging at first soon gets easy, and then you can make it on to new challenges. It's the sort of game that I'll probably play for years.
Spelunky, also known as "Spelunky HD", due to it being a reimagining of a 2009 game by the same name, now commonly reffered to as "Spelunky Classic", is a game by indie darling and design mastermind Derek "Fuck" Yu. That nickname is not one he thought up, it's just what many fans of this game, its 2009 classic variant, and the surprise 2020 sequel "Spelunky 2" are likely to mutter under their breaths after their 50th run in a row ends with them being "spelunked". This phrase, which does not, in fact, refer to cave exploration, is a euphemistic name given to the act of getting pummeled by Spelunky's high difficulty and sheer insanity.
These depths your spelunker (of which there are several to unlock) treads are brutal and unwelcoming, few friendly faces are to be found here and those that are, are just as likely to find any excuse to run at you at Mach 10 speeds, like your average Cyberpunk 2077 crack addict with a Sandevistan, riddling your face with Shotgun pellet impact holes in the process. Sometimes, your deaths and the predicaments you find yourself in will be less than fair, but Spelunky HD's runs are mercifully short enough to not let the impact sting for too long (unless you're doing one of Spelunky's infamously gruelling achievements, of which I've done every single one (yes, I do need mental help, thanks for asking <3).
Spelunky is a merciless piece of art, a classic man vs. environment silent narrative, like Indiana Jones, if Indy were a big-nosed mute, who had an insatiable enough masochistic desire to make the average user of Twitter cower in fear. Your protagonist (and yourself, by proxy) constantly subject yourselves to unforgiving, procedurally generated tests of ingenuity, game knowledge and platforming endurance, in this way, Spelunky is a fantastic game. Some buggyness here or there on higher refresh rate monitors, the lack of steam cloud intergration, some annoying, RNG-filled achievements, somewhat annoying character unlock conditions and frequently strange stomp mechanic behavior when compared to Spelunky 2 can only mar the ingenuity on display so much.
I was surprised to find that I hadn't ever written a review for Spelunky HD, but perhaps I had felt it redundant before. If you want, feel free to check out my Spelunky 2 review here.
Many Thanks To Mossmouth And Derek Yu For The Laughs, Stockholm Syndrome & The Therapy Bills That I Will Now Have To Fund Through Selling My Body <3
it was worth it buying this horrible and amazing game
i got jumpscared by my character being exploded out of nowhere as i was looking down in the ice caves, it must've been an ufo, or the wind
This game is challenging, and after 300+ hours attempting to beat it, I've been pushed to both fits of rage and euphoria. I can confidently say at this point that it's well made and I enjoy it greatly, however, I can also say that it's not for everyone. What's appealing about this game is how unyielding it is, as all of your failures can be traced back to the measure of your own skill. To players like myself, this is a challenge well worth enduring; to others, not so much.
When considering playing this game, use your best judgement, are you up for the challenge?
A fun, rewarding game with great mechanics, and a nice atmosphere, 10/10.
Man this game ain't even that hard. Beat it on my first run. :)
One of the greatest roguelike spins of all time, hands down. Easily put *SEVERAL* hundred hours into the 360 version as a kid, and although i had a blast with 2 on Switch (~100+ hrs and near 100%), I think I'll always prefer HD for its more tight-knit, challenging levels, and I felt like 2 had way too many moving parts at times. (+ I'm not huge on Cosmic Ocean, tbh)
If I ever get 2 on Steam (highly likely), I'll definitely reccomend it as well, but Spelunky HD holds a very special place in my heart as one of the first roguelikes I played, along with being one of the most innovative and fun spins on the genre, being a platformer that teeters on slapstick with its unique flavor of the bs typical to roguelikes
This game makes me hate everything, or not
Prostitution, abuse and Gambling; 10/10.
This is one of my all-time favorite video games. It's brutally challenging in the best way, and beating each new world feels like a massive accomplishment. Even the occasional unfair deaths are usually more funny than frustrating. The levels are a near perfect balance between scripted and procedurally-generated, so every run feels fresh and exciting without being so random as to be unenjoyable. If you want to play a game that feels like going on an adventure, I cannot recommend Spelunky more highly.
My one big gripe is that the co-op has major camera issues, so I would really only suggest the game if you're interested in the single-player mode.
10/10 classic roguelike platforming classic. Loved and will always love
Right, so you've decided to play this absolute death trap masquerading as a video game. Let me tell you something - this isn't a game, it's a bloody psychological experiment designed to make you question your life choices and sanity.
Picture this: You're wandering through these gorgeous caves, feeling like Indiana Jones's less talented cousin, picking up shiny trinkets like some magpie with a PlayStation. "Ooh, look at me!" you think, "I'm collecting treasure!" Then BAM! The universe decides to punch you in the metaphorical nuts.
You grab a golden idol - because of course you do - and suddenly the entire cave system goes into full-on apocalypse mode. A boulder the size of Eric Cartmans's ego comes hurtling towards you, and you're doing this pathetic little dance of survival. "Lucky jump!" you might think. But no. This game doesn't do luck. This game does BRUTAL.
One moment you're feeling like a hero, the next you're being yeeted into oblivion by a spider that's apparently been training with SAS. Then a shopkeeper - who seems to have consumed approximately 17 espressos and is having a complete mental breakdown - starts firing a shotgun like he's auditioning for a Michael Bay film.
And just when you think, "Well, this can't get worse," the game says, "Hold my beer" and launches an arrow directly into your face. Not to the side, not near your face - Directly. In. Your. Face.
The genius - and I use that term with maximum sarcasm - is that everything is your fault. That boulder? Your fault. The spiders? Your fault. The maniac shopkeeper? Yep, you guessed it - Your. Bloody. Fault.
It's like the game designers sat in a room and thought, "How can we make players feel simultaneously incompetent, frustrated, and weirdly addicted?" And by God, they've succeeded.
This game is an existential crisis with pixel graphics. A middle finger to the concept of fair play. A testament to the fact that in this digital world, you are nothing more than a puppet whose strings are controlled by a sadistic game designer who probably laughs while drinking chamomile tea.
Would I recommend it? Absolutely. But only if you enjoy having your self-esteem ground into a fine powder and blown into the wind of digital humiliation.
Would rage quit again.
*But not for me. (not sure when time is displayed as so long, or why I didn't even have the tutorial achievement before now, I know I done that previously and more I think)
I bought this at a time when I was still finding the difference between rogue likes and rogue lites, this is more the former and I've since discovered I prefer the later.
That said this is a solid game, can easily see why so many like it so much, mechanically sound, if you die as sneaky as this game can be, it is typically your fault through lack of knowledge or just simply your own input mistakes.
Works great on Steam deck, seemingly just as responsive as you need it to be. though if some expert of this game says otherwise I'd listen to them.
Though I do query why whipping a dude-sel knocks them out, surely it should grant health.
Unreasonably difficult
not supporting online multiplayer is a ridiculous choice
How to Die while Exploring a Cave Simulator
This game sucks.
Is your life lacking excitement?
Tired of the boring routines?
Does the idea of dying to the same silly mistakes sound entertaining to you?
Then play this sadistic game made by the devil himself.
good game
I punched my controller and cursed a lot, but I love it so much.
I still remember 100%ing the game on my PS3 years ago. Good times :)
very fun
Even though this is a more developed version (to the dev's vision) with more content and improved visuals, I honestly find the free version infinitely more enjoyable and replayable than this one.
One of the best rouguelike games I've played. I've got 40+ hours played and still haven't beaten it, but the gameplay loop is so fun that I still keep returning. There's a sequel, but I don't think I've exhausted this one yet.
Invincible death-ghost in the first room? Really?
Has it really been a decade? Spelunky has been so thoroughly mastered over the years, it's easy to forget just how polished an experience it is. Doing the daily run is still fun, and you can still fall victim to getting Spelunk'd if you're not paying attention.
I maintain that it's a better overall game than the sequel, even if the skill ceiling is higher on the latter. Spelunky has just enough moving parts to feel fun and manageable, while the second game feels a bit overstuffed.
very challenging, but very addicting! If you can handle dying in the stupidest ways, then I highly recommend.
not quite as hard as hunie pop 2 but hard enough to be some malarkey fr
its fun with friends
7/10 good game, I'm only disapointed it's not a mining game...
old but gold
jebidah kerman would be proud of this game if he wasnt dead
it's a great game 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
---{ Graphics }---
☐ You forget what reality is
☐ Beautiful
☑ Good
☐ Decent
☐ Bad
☐ Don‘t look too long at it
☐ MS-DOS
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☐ Very good
☑ Good
☐ It's just gameplay
☐ Mehh
☐ Watch paint dry instead
☐ Just don't
---{ Audio }---
☐ Eargasm
☑ Very good
☐ Good
☐ Not too bad
☐ Bad
☐ I'm now deaf
---{ Audience }---
☐ Kids
☑ Teens
☑ Adults
☐ Grandma
---{ PC Requirements }---
☐ Check if you can run paint
☑ Potato
☐ Decent
☐ Fast
☐ Rich boi
☐ Ask NASA if they have a spare computer
---{ Game Size }---
☐ Floppy Disk
☑ Old Fashioned
☐ Workable
☐ Big
☐ Will eat 10% of your 1TB hard drive
☐ You will want an entire hard drive to hold it
☐ You will need to invest in a black hole to hold all the data
---{ Difficulty }---
☐ Just press 'W'
☐ Easy
☐ Easy to learn / Hard to master
☐ Significant brain usage
☑ Difficult
☐ Dark Souls
---{ Grind }---
☐ Nothing to grind
☐ Only if u care about leaderboards/ranks
☐ Isn't necessary to progress
☑ Average grind level
☐ Too much grind
☐ You'll need a second life for grinding
---{ Story }---
☐ No Story
☑ Some lore
☐ Average
☐ Good
☐ Lovely
☐ It'll replace your life
---{ Game Time }---
☐ Long enough for a cup of coffee
☐ Short
☐ Average
☐ Long
☑ To infinity and beyond
---{ Price }---
☐ It's free!
☑ Worth the price
☐ If it's on sale
☐ If u have some spare money left
☐ Not recommended
☐ You could also just burn your money
---{ Bugs }---
☑ Never heard of
☐ Minor bugs
☐ Can get annoying
☐ ARK: Survival Evolved
☐ The game itself is a big terrarium for bugs
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Pros fantastic rogue like with randomly generated levels so each playthrough will be different
and each full run usually lasts 30 minutes so if you die you wont waste much time and has a nice multiplayer mode
Cons
no online play and can be really hard for beginners overall i recommend this to any rogue like or platforming game fans
it can be really
Nerds
The greatest game of all time
solid buy
Ahh the wonderful memories! Spelunky is a gem. It’s the perfect blend of exploration, strategy, and platforming that makes it super addictive. Irritating with a blend of joy! Highly recommend!
Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Mossmouth |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 17.01.2025 |
| Metacritic | 90 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 92% положительных (9970) |