Megashigi Too is a community-made platformer built in honor of the content creator Supershigi, developed by lopar. Its premise is simple: It's a collection of levels that’s full of inside jokes, creative design ideas, and plenty of platforming challenges. This action game embraces whimsical humor and playful references rather than taking itself too seriously. 

A platforming trial born from banter 

Megashigi Too offers standard platformer fare: jumping across platforms, avoiding traps, timing movements, and occasionally solving small environmental puzzles. What makes it stand out is the variety in level design, thanks to multiple community creators; some levels are tight and precision-based, others are more relaxed or creatively structured to highlight comedy or surprise. 

Because it’s community-made, some rough edges are present, like sudden difficulty spikes, and not all levels feel polished. Weird physics and anomalies sometimes make precise platforming frustrating. Performance is generally good for what it is, but appreciation of the game’s charm depends on how much you enjoy inside jokes and fan culture.

A playful tribute with rough edges 

Megashigi Too is a heartfelt fan project that thrives on creativity, humor, and community-driven design. Its variety of levels ensures plenty of surprises, from clever platforming challenges to comedic twists. While unpolished moments and sudden difficulty spikes may frustrate some players, the game’s charm lies in its personality and dedication to Supershigi’s community.