Obviously, that lamp is effectless in a fully lit environment.
Crippling Overspecialization: The earth flower is really useful in dark underground levels, as it gives Tux a "safety helmet" equipped with a little lamp. Cranium Ride: Ice crushers and their Forest World reskins. However, there is one type of block which averts this trope because it melts as soon as Tux touches it. Most ice tiles and blocks survive being hit by fireballs, struck by (action) bomb explosions or walked over by sentinent fire. Also when he has a powerup and falls into a non-bottomless Lava Pit, he will not die instantly but instead take a hit, giving the player a chance to get out alive (if the pit is shallow enough otherwise Tux will subsequently die). In some levels Tux can stand on platforms less than one tile above a lava surface without getting hurt. These are mostly distinguishable by their different colors. Color-Coded for Your Convenience: Some enemies exist in "smart" and "dumb" varieties (the former being auto-turning enemies while the latter fall off platforms). When Milestone 2 officially came out, the headband was removed, and the Snowshot instead has a silly face. Bowdlerise: In older versions of the game, the Snowshot enemy was wearing a kamikaze headband. Big Bad: Nolok has captured Tux's girlfriend Penny and forces him on a long and dangerous adventure to get her back. Let's face it, eleven fire flowers aren't much more powerful than ten. Collecting powerups of the same type above a certain limit. However, with multiple air flowers, It instead becomes Difficultbut Awesome, as you can hover for a longer time. Until you get used to the timing, this can cause players to miss platforms they would have hit without the powerup. And it lets you jump a bit higher and hover briefly as you fall. It lets you move faster, which is not always a good thing. In levels requiring this you are better off as Small Tux. 
However, it's not so good if you have to make wide and precise jumps between small platforms.
Being Big Tux is usually a good thing, as this gives you a second hitpoint.Artificial Stupidity: The most basic enemies will walk off platforms and into spikes and lava, causing their own demise.While it was mandatory for every level to have a time limit in Milestone 1, the timer is now an optional feature in Milestone 2. The time limit becomes this in Milestone 2.The old Jumpy sprites still exist in Milestone 2, but haven't been changed, aside from porting it over to the new animation format, and adding frozen sprites.Airborne Mook: Many enemies, but the most notable ones are Flying Snowballs, Snowshots, Owls, and Zeeklings.Short fuse is special as its explosion does not deal damage but instead knocks the player back, potentially into deadly pits or obstacles. Action Bomb: There are different types of enemies which explode when hit, such as Mr.
It is inspired by the first and third games in the Mario Bros series, and even has a level editor and fan-made addons that can be played to extend the game.This page will talk about both the original game and it's addons.īoth the main game and its addons provide examples of:
A PATH IN THE CLOUDS SUPERTUX FREE
SuperTux is a free and open source Linux based Super Mario Bros clone.
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