The Meating

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  • Summary: Become a ghost minotaur on the quest to put his meat back together in this puzzle platformer. Use pyrokinesis, possession and an array of other ghost skills to solve puzzles, and the mystery of who butchered you.

    You'll have to jump, headbutt, and possess your way through over 60 stages.    Become a ghost minotaur on the quest to put his meat back together in this puzzle platformer. Use pyrokinesis, possession and an array of other ghost skills to solve puzzles, and the mystery of who butchered you.

    You'll have to jump, headbutt, and possess your way through over 60 stages. Use all your ghostly powers and wiles to gather all your missing meat, and you'll unlock the hidden Meat World!    … Expand

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  1. Pure Nintendo
    Oct 28, 2024
    60
    The Meating featuers a quirky story, though the platforming is less than perfect. I apprecite the NES-isms, but perhaps the Switch version could benefit from a few enhancements to separate it from the NES take on things.
  2. NintendoWorldReport
    Sep 24, 2024
    60
    There may be an eager audience for an NES puzzle room game, but it’s apparently not me. Your mileage may vary, so watch a few videos before making the call.
  3. Cubed3
    Jun 2, 2025
    30
    While The Meating clings to its NES roots, those roots ultimately feel more like dead weight than a solid foundation. It succeeds in capturing the look and feel of those classic NES titles, but at the same time it struggles to innovate or offer a compelling reason for players to invest their time. In the crowded landscape of retro-inspired indies, The Meating fails to distinguish itself. The end result is something that feels more antiquated than nostalgic, and like most meat that has been left out too long it is probably best to steer clear and look for something a bit fresher.

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