Spunk and Moxie Tilt Studios, Inc. In a secret lab, an evil scientist worked for years to create a formula that would give him extreme athletic powers - it… $1.99 Buy Now Watch Media DetailsIn a secret lab, an evil scientist worked for years to create a formula that would give him extreme athletic powers - it didn't work out. So the formula sat alone in an empty warehouse, slowly mutating until it came to life and became Spunk and Moxie! Help Spunk and Moxie escape in this classic-style platformer with a fresh new twist; one-touch input gives the player full control over sliding, jumping and bouncing through 30 levels across 3 visually stunning themes; The Warehouse, Factory, and Laboratory. - Race the ghosts of other players to compete for the top score on online leaderboards. - Discover power-ups that let you smash, dash and fly. - Find the hidden keys to unlock secret cameo characters from other popular indie games including Super Meat Boy, Spelunky, and VVVVVV! Information Seller:Tilt Studios, Inc. Genre:Action, Arcade Release:Feb 21, 2013 Updated:Sep 21, 2015 Version:1.2 Size:80.3 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating: (9) Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal metalcasket Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Patreon Gold Patreon Bronze May 24, 2010 11,065 1,343 113 Deepest Circle, Hel #2 metalcasket, Feb 23, 2013 You have got to be kidding me. sink_or_swim Well-Known Member Feb 4, 2012 3,504 5 38 Germany #3 sink_or_swim, Feb 23, 2013 No. It's one of those "launch sales" that no one wants to see. At least not the early adopters. metalcasket Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Patreon Gold Patreon Bronze May 24, 2010 11,065 1,343 113 Deepest Circle, Hel #4 metalcasket, Feb 23, 2013 Dude, I even asked the devs in the release thread. When the hell am I gonna learn to stop buying things the instant they're released? I'm all for supporting devs (especially in this case with no IAPs), but this is beyond ridiculous. oooooomonkey Well-Known Member Jan 15, 2011 6,307 0 0 Forge World #5 oooooomonkey, Feb 23, 2013 Lol yep this was quick to go on sale. sink_or_swim Well-Known Member Feb 4, 2012 3,504 5 38 Germany #6 sink_or_swim, Feb 23, 2013 Last edited: Feb 23, 2013 they tried to get as many people to buy their game for $3 because of there $1000 contest (many people only bought the game because of the contest), that's my guess. visionwebs Well-Known Member Jan 24, 2012 1,144 0 0 #7 visionwebs, Feb 23, 2013 Last edited: Feb 23, 2013 Idk what to say that contains content worthy of reading. How about roflmao. This thread is about to become true entertainment of the pure variety. Andy C83 Well-Known Member Oct 20, 2010 3,631 25 48 Over the Rainbow #8 Andy C83, Feb 23, 2013 It sucks that the game has gone on sale so quickly. I don't mind the price that I paid, I feel that the game is worth more than I paid for it. This is the first game I've played this year that I feel will be in the reckoning for my best games of 2013 come the end of the year. I just wish the devs were more forthcoming with their plans for the sale, or whatever. Anyway, hopefully more people will now discover this great game. Quazonk Well-Known Member Mar 30, 2011 1,102 4 38 #9 Quazonk, Feb 23, 2013 Yep, that was pretty sneaky, Tilt. Way to thank your early supporters, by shoving a middle finger in our faces and rewarding those with less faith in your game who didn't it right away. Thanks for nothing oooooomonkey Well-Known Member Jan 15, 2011 6,307 0 0 Forge World #10 oooooomonkey, Feb 23, 2013 I'm not even going to pick this up as judging by this super quick sale if I wait until next week it'll be free visionwebs Well-Known Member Jan 24, 2012 1,144 0 0 #11 visionwebs, Feb 23, 2013 Last edited: Feb 23, 2013 Exactly, if anything this has made me not want to get it rather than jump at a sale because I've felt the early adopter sting before and it hurts. After so long you really get a sence of what games are destined to be free and which ones worthy of paying full price for no matter the cost. $1,000 dollars says the devs dissapear from this forum and don't justify the price drop... And I bet the $1,000 dollar reward is purely speculative and they made that as a gamble in the hopes that alone gets them over $1,000 dollars to make up for the short fall while at the same time not having it on hand before making the promise. A bit greedy really. awp69 Well-Known Member Oct 30, 2009 8,249 0 36 Greenville, SC #12 awp69, Feb 23, 2013 Had thought about getting this game, but feel for the early adopters and also have my share of unfinished hard as nails platformers. Probably put that buck toward Year Walk. bramblett05 Well-Known Member Aug 29, 2012 5,682 0 0 #13 bramblett05, Feb 23, 2013 Ill wait for this to go free. Ill stick to developers like simogo who won't have sales and screw early adopters visionwebs Well-Known Member Jan 24, 2012 1,144 0 0 #14 visionwebs, Feb 23, 2013 Yup. Connector Well-Known Member May 6, 2012 15,512 1 0 In the Chatroom http://thechatroom.freeforums.net/ #15 Connector, Feb 23, 2013 Being an early adopter is hard nowdays. Especially in the $3 and over range, almost everyone is waiting for sales and frees nowadays. Anyone, How fast did it reduce price? And is it worth Ninjackid's buck, early adopter blues issues aside? Capricornman Well-Known Member Dec 8, 2011 2,992 0 0 #16 Capricornman, Feb 23, 2013 This is not the first time for this to happen and it will happen again! Think I'm gonna start saving my money from now on Connector Well-Known Member May 6, 2012 15,512 1 0 In the Chatroom http://thechatroom.freeforums.net/ #17 Connector, Feb 23, 2013 Wow, both this game and grundger are both on sale in less than 3 days from $3 to a buck. Wowzers. Guess lesson learned is wait til day 4 to get it for a buck, and a month to get it free like Chillingo games. Sad what they are doing to ios gaming. Jazzpha Well-Known Member Apr 26, 2012 776 16 18 #18 Jazzpha, Feb 23, 2013 In general, I only buy games early on after their release if it's from a dev I want to support (Year Walk and West Legends being the most recent examples, and Ridiculous Fishing when it comes out in March). Otherwise, I play the games in my backlog for a while until there's a sale. Helps to keep me from impulse-buying every interesting game in sight, and then only having the time to actually play a very small percentage of them. visionwebs Well-Known Member Jan 24, 2012 1,144 0 0 #19 visionwebs, Feb 23, 2013 Yeah exactly, the app store still has hope in games like heroes and castles and the like. lena Well-Known Member Mar 26, 2011 1,049 2 36 #20 lena, Feb 23, 2013 Well, this game doesn't have any IAP, so at least it wasn't a premeditated sale with the hopes of selling lots of IAP. I'm still happy to have supported indie devs who make full games without virtual currency crap (even if this particular game may not be my favorite genre after all) and I'm mostly sad that the fact that this went on sale so quickly means that it really is super hard for new developers to make a living with premium games. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) 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Dude, I even asked the devs in the release thread. When the hell am I gonna learn to stop buying things the instant they're released? I'm all for supporting devs (especially in this case with no IAPs), but this is beyond ridiculous.
they tried to get as many people to buy their game for $3 because of there $1000 contest (many people only bought the game because of the contest), that's my guess.
Idk what to say that contains content worthy of reading. How about roflmao. This thread is about to become true entertainment of the pure variety.
It sucks that the game has gone on sale so quickly. I don't mind the price that I paid, I feel that the game is worth more than I paid for it. This is the first game I've played this year that I feel will be in the reckoning for my best games of 2013 come the end of the year. I just wish the devs were more forthcoming with their plans for the sale, or whatever. Anyway, hopefully more people will now discover this great game.
Yep, that was pretty sneaky, Tilt. Way to thank your early supporters, by shoving a middle finger in our faces and rewarding those with less faith in your game who didn't it right away. Thanks for nothing
I'm not even going to pick this up as judging by this super quick sale if I wait until next week it'll be free
Exactly, if anything this has made me not want to get it rather than jump at a sale because I've felt the early adopter sting before and it hurts. After so long you really get a sence of what games are destined to be free and which ones worthy of paying full price for no matter the cost. $1,000 dollars says the devs dissapear from this forum and don't justify the price drop... And I bet the $1,000 dollar reward is purely speculative and they made that as a gamble in the hopes that alone gets them over $1,000 dollars to make up for the short fall while at the same time not having it on hand before making the promise. A bit greedy really.
Had thought about getting this game, but feel for the early adopters and also have my share of unfinished hard as nails platformers. Probably put that buck toward Year Walk.
Ill wait for this to go free. Ill stick to developers like simogo who won't have sales and screw early adopters
Being an early adopter is hard nowdays. Especially in the $3 and over range, almost everyone is waiting for sales and frees nowadays. Anyone, How fast did it reduce price? And is it worth Ninjackid's buck, early adopter blues issues aside?
This is not the first time for this to happen and it will happen again! Think I'm gonna start saving my money from now on
Wow, both this game and grundger are both on sale in less than 3 days from $3 to a buck. Wowzers. Guess lesson learned is wait til day 4 to get it for a buck, and a month to get it free like Chillingo games. Sad what they are doing to ios gaming.
In general, I only buy games early on after their release if it's from a dev I want to support (Year Walk and West Legends being the most recent examples, and Ridiculous Fishing when it comes out in March). Otherwise, I play the games in my backlog for a while until there's a sale. Helps to keep me from impulse-buying every interesting game in sight, and then only having the time to actually play a very small percentage of them.
Well, this game doesn't have any IAP, so at least it wasn't a premeditated sale with the hopes of selling lots of IAP. I'm still happy to have supported indie devs who make full games without virtual currency crap (even if this particular game may not be my favorite genre after all) and I'm mostly sad that the fact that this went on sale so quickly means that it really is super hard for new developers to make a living with premium games.
