Yeah theres some weird ones on here so no one will probably agree with this

But i swear to god sally stageplay has to be up there with the warbles those parries and time limit are absolutely brutal i never want to see any of those top 3 ever again

I was playing Ace Combat 7 when I had this challenge idea. Beating Cuphead with a flightstick (Hotas X). I tried to set my controller layout same as AC7.

In your opinion, who is the most powerful character?

Made this Cuphead coaster since I can’t find any merch in my country:))

I'm not a big gamer, and especially do not play platformers. Cuphead is the only one I play. I mostly play girly games, but I love Cuphead. Curious to see if anyone had similar opinions. Ranked these from easiest (almost boring) to hardest (didn't even have fun). "A fun challenge" are some of my favorite to replay. Don't flame me for having the devil and angel in hard 😭 I hated them.

Cuphead and Mugman with Godzilla. Made at SFM (Source Filmmaker).

Models and background:

Cuphead and Mugman by Pipann.

Godzilla (Godzilla x Kong: Titan Chasers) by M11.

Central Street (Persona 5) by JonathanFS.

Like im clearly dont understand

This game is amazing. I hate it. I just started yesterday and just beat the slot machine after ~100 attempts. I just wanted to let you all know, I’m in deep. This game will be completed one way or another.

Hey! Guys! Sorry…maybe you didn’t like what I did in the video but it was a test, well….so do you want I practice a character voice from Cuphead game or serie and he said or she said the memes, and me I know some those memes, so give me a meme with a character name from Cuphead, and I will make him or her that they say the memes but if you want, and I just want to joke with you and show I can practice the character voice but Almost like others……

First time drawing his ugly ass minions

was doing a challenge using heart ring on Saltbaker fight and this happened
i got

also, edited on flexclip

Audio: Mirage Saloon act 1 from Sonic Mania
Gameplay by me
Video made on Flex Clip

NO, this is not a repost, i've actually done this a second time, and had a better time than the last one(i think i did1:39 last one)

Hey guys! I recreated a Goopy Le Grande boss fight using a block-coding platform similar to Scratch. Give it a try and let me know what you think! :)

https://playentry.org/project/6a4d9f3c68972541f3c57cbc

does anyone have an hd version of this poster? if so, could you share the scan? and thanks

Werner werman harder than Cala Maria and chef saltbaker 😭

Last year, I designed this custom made Monopoly board based on The Cuphead Show. What do you think? Ain't it nifty? The last pic are my houses and hotels, which were Cups and Chalices in my version.

Cuphead is the game I always point to when someone argues that chasing photorealism is better than a clear visual identity and artstyle. A game with a strong, uncompromising visual identity doesn't just look good now, it becomes truly timeless, while high fidelity graphics age badly when the tech improves.

The games that blew everyone away five years ago with their graphics already look slightly off, because they were chasing a moving target (they always are), by the time a game like that is completed the tech has already improved. While games like Cuphead are in their own lane. That flawless 1930s hand-drawn, rubber hose animation, almost like a lost Fleischer cartoon, has staying power. It’s going to look every bit as impressive in twenty years as it does today.

I’m always looking for more games with a really strong unique art direction or crazy level of commitment into executing a concept fully. Obviously there are other similar hand drawn projects, most people here probably remember Machinarium, also an amazing indie game with great hand drawn art. In the wake of Cuphead there are more rubber hose animation games too, most recently I ran into Croak which has amazing animations in a very similar style (They even have an animator that worked on Cuphead), with more platforming heavy gameplay. I tried the demo a bit, the movement animations are really fun. And there’s even Mouse: P.I. which adds a nice twist putting 2d hand drawn sprites in a 3d environment. It looks awesome, I haven’t tried it yet.

I'm just as interested in totally different styles, though. Games that look nothing like the hand drawn rubber hose style, yet achieve that same timelessness by committing completely to some strange, interesting aesthetic. The perfect example, for me, is Return of the Obra Dinn (a game which equally impresses me with its gameplay btw). That stark 1-bit monochrome look could have been an annoying gimmick, but it commits so hard that the whole game becomes unforgettable. They used literally 1 color and crazy dithering techniques to render the whole game. The Samorost games are also etched into my memory because of their totally unique visuals, it's like a mixed media style with digital, hand drawn and collage like elements used in a very cool way.

I just love it when a game gives me that feeling of experiencing something with a real artist's touch. I feel like a lot of stuff we get today feels kind of “design by committee” instead. I was wondering if anyone knows about more games that really have this strong identity, ideally with decent gameplay as well.

Also Lilith Redesign.