Description

Sprunki Troll Platformer : A platformer that wants you to be confident—and then punishes it Sprunki Troll Platformer is built around surprise traps, fake-outs, and “gotcha” moments designed to catch players who rush. It’s less about perfect movement and more about reading the level’s personality: if something looks too safe, it probably isn’t. The fun comes from learning the tricks and then beating them cleanly. What makes it “troll” Expect hidden spikes, collapsing floors, sudden enemy spawns, and jumps that are placed to bait you into landing on danger. The game often teaches through failure: you trigger a trap once, then you remember it forever. That’s why patience becomes the best seliminate. How to approach new sections Move slower than your ego wants. Test platforms before committing, and treat blind landings as suspicious. If the game gives you checkpoints, use them as information markers: each death teaches you what the level is trying to trick you with. Timing and spacing still matter Even troll platformers need clean jumps. The difference is that you must choose when to jump based on safety, not only on distance. If you jump into unknown space, you’re trusting the level—and troll games punish trust. Learning traps without wasting time Don’t replay the entire level the same way after a death. Change one thing. If you died after a specific jump, approach it slower, land shorter, or jump later. One controlled experiment per attempt turns frustration into progress. Trap categories to watch for (unique) These are common troll patterns that save you time when you expect them: - Fake safe floors: tiles that fall after you step on them - Ceiling spikes: jumping “correctly” triggers the danger above - Punish landings: the safe-looking landing spot is the trap - Delayed enemies: enemies appear after you pass a point, forcing a quick reaction Once you start labeling traps mentally, the game feels less random and more like a puzzle. Controls Controls can vary by host/version. Use the in-game help/settings if yours differs. Many platformer builds use A/D or arrow keys to move and Space/Up/W to jump. Some versions add a dash or action button, and mobile builds typically use on-screen arrows and a jump button. Mistakes that make it feel impossible Rushing is the main one. The second is repeating the same mistake at the same trap because you’re annoyed. Slow down, test, then commit. Also watch for “panic jumping” after a surprise—jumping often triggers the next trap too. A satisfying finish The best completion is when you beat a section that trolled you earlier without taking damage, because you remembered the trick and stayed calm. That’s why Sprunki Troll Platformer is highly replayable: each replay turns a “gotcha” into a confident win.

Instruction

On PC the game is controlled using the WAD keys on the keyboard or the arrows larr rarr uarr On mobile devices the game is controlled using the on-screen buttons The goal of the game is to avoid traps and reach the green check mark

Specifications

• Easy to play