After a deep slumber, a trip to the vending machine spirals into an unintentional journey underground. Play as Gob to solve the puzzles of your messy home and trudge through the unseen corners of a cavernous tunnel network. Mash things together, break them apart, and observe the environment to get yourself back home.
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demo review :
might be a tad bit obtuse with its little problem-solving but overall a game i would sell my kidney to see done, what an amazing little gem, one which will probably send me down a rabbit hole looking for more of this style
might be a tad bit obtuse with its little problem-solving but overall a game i would sell my kidney to see done, what an amazing little gem, one which will probably send me down a rabbit hole looking for more of this style
Este juego sigue la estela de obra como Dominique Pamplemousse y la obra imaginativa del homófobo Doug TenNapel. Gob abraza la textura roñosa y desagradable de la plastilina con la que está hecha para sumergirte en un mundo sucio y cruento que, pese a todo, despide inocencia y maravilla infantil. La manera que tiene este estilo de mezclar lo asqueroso con lo bonito es algo que siento que se ha perdido un poco en los videojuegos, y que se ha denostado con la entrada en vigor del paradigma wholesome. Ahora bien, el juego es algo obtuso y requiere un tiempo de aprendizaje, y si ves que para salir de la habitación te estás dando un canto en los dientes, te recomiendo que lo dejes reposar un poco.
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This game follows the lead of works like Dominique Pamplemousse and the designs of noted homophobe Doug TenNapel. Gob embraces the grungy, nasty texture of the plasticine it's made out of to immerse you in a dirty, gory world that, despite everything, exudes innocence and childlike wonder. The way this style mixes the disgusting with the innocent is something I feel has been a bit lost in video games, what with the sway that the wholesome paradigm has taken. However, the game is a bit obtuse and requires some time to learn, and if you see yourself getting frustrated with it, I recommend that you let it rest for a while.
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This game follows the lead of works like Dominique Pamplemousse and the designs of noted homophobe Doug TenNapel. Gob embraces the grungy, nasty texture of the plasticine it's made out of to immerse you in a dirty, gory world that, despite everything, exudes innocence and childlike wonder. The way this style mixes the disgusting with the innocent is something I feel has been a bit lost in video games, what with the sway that the wholesome paradigm has taken. However, the game is a bit obtuse and requires some time to learn, and if you see yourself getting frustrated with it, I recommend that you let it rest for a while.