Super Meat Boy Again+ Announced for PC: Remaster With New Levels, Music

Team Meat has announced Super Meat Boy Again+, a full remaster of the 2010 platforming classic, for PC via Steam. The reveal trailer dropped today on the studio’s official YouTube channel, showing updated visuals, new levels, fresh music, animated cutscenes, and additional secrets.

The remaster keeps the original’s brutal precision platforming while overhauling the presentation. According to the Steam page and the trailer, Again+ includes new levels beyond the original campaign, a new soundtrack, animated story sequences that lean into the Newgrounds-era animation style the series originated from, and “stuff” the developers are keeping vague for now. Newgrounds is the Flash-game portal where the original Meat Boy debuted in 2008. The original Super Meat Boy remains available on Steam and playable on Newgrounds via the Ruffle Flash emulator.

No release date has been announced; the Steam listing reads “To be announced,” but the wishlist page is live. Team Meat released Super Meat Boy 3D earlier this year, marking the series’ first leap into three dimensions; Again+ returns to the 2D formula that made the original a landmark indie hit. Our Indie Spotlight series covers standout indie releases like this one, and the Deal Radar tracks price drops on indie games.

This is Team Meat’s second major release in 2026 after Super Meat Boy 3D launched in April. Two releases in one year from a small studio is unusually high output. Again+ targets the original’s audience with new content and not a straight port. The trailer shows roughly 30 seconds of new level footage, suggesting a substantial level count increase over the original’s 300+ levels. No console platforms are listed on the Steam page yet.

What platform are you hoping Super Meat Boy Again+ launches on besides PC, and do you prefer the original Flash aesthetic or the remastered look?

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