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On July 5th 2018, independent developer AlexHoratio made a request to the now-defunct Sandlot Games to purchase the intellectual property rights to Snail Mail. IGN also reviewed the iOS version of the game, and gave it in an 8/10. TouchArcade gave the iOS version mostly positive feedback, saying that "everything about the game was fun". In addition to this, the review noted that the graphics occasionally made the game difficult to play, for example the way that the camera in the game moved with the player. The review also found the levels to be too similar and repetitive to make the game an enjoyable one. The same review however, mentioned how awkward the controls in the game were, which impacted on the gameplay. A review by Nintendo-video game review site, Nintendo Life on the other hand, praised the art style and the colorful visuals. The game received mixed reviews from critics. There are 50 levels in the game altogether. The levels are filled with powerups, as well as packages that can be collected. In multiplayer, other players use different colored snails to do the same thing. The snail (named Turbo, the purple one pictured on the cover art of the game) has to navigate throughout the levels whilst avoiding various enemies and obstacles, using a jetpack which is strapped on to its back. Snail Mail offers three different modes of play postal mode, time trial mode and challenge mode. Set in space, the game features cel shaded graphics. The game features the main protagonist, a snail, whose task is to deliver mail throughout various worlds and levels. The game is a fast-paced racing game where the player must guide a snail named Turbo, with a jetpack strapped to his back, through the various levels in the game, avoiding various enemies and obstacles. It was later released in 2011 for the Wii through the WiiWare service, and also on iOS. Snail Mail is a video game which was released by Sandlot Games for PC on December 3, 2004.
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