Expande de manera significativa el mundo, su énfasis en mecánicas de escalada y salto siguen presentes ahora acompañadas de herramientas que permiten experimentar el sistema, a la par de la expansión del mundo se implementan mecánicas de vuelo que a su vez se potencian con coleccionables que se consiguen explorando o bien realizando desafios concretos, sin duda experiencia solida y satisfactoria.
Not my cup of tea
Similar to the first but expands on it to be more open, I think the first is better but this is just as good of a time
Also comfy :)
the movement mechanics were too clunky for me
This was a fun, breath of fresh air, lighthearted couple hours. Really nice, really comfortable.
no comments really.
R E L A X
i love you
Si BUD sisi tu sigue con tu sonrisota de tonto mientras me paso 2 horas buscando los 2 últimos cristales en todo el mapa a plenas 4am
Honestly a 10/10 experience. This sequel perfected the first in every way possible. I enjoyed every aspect to the point of 100% the game (not too hard since it's a small game) but still was worth the time. Such a treat, again I have to recommend!
Gahdamn this shit is so charming and fun
It's endlessly fun to ride these roots and build a large plant sculpture. This expands on the first one, and it was just as fun. Has a noby noby/katamari vibe to it, and while it can be a little floaty and frustrating, its core loop is satisfying enough to not dampen the joy of its pure interaction
Simple, fun, not a very heavy game. Controls get wonky at times but the overall experience is super chill and relaxing
Super Cute!
mastapiece
fun to play
sequel to grow home
its ok bigger map and new abilities focused mostly on flying and its pretty fun but also once u get these flying abilities which u can do very early most of the game becomes very trivial
its ok bigger map and new abilities focused mostly on flying and its pretty fun but also once u get these flying abilities which u can do very early most of the game becomes very trivial
Personally I like Grow Home better, but this also has good ideas/upgrades but the goal just isn’t there anymore.
Goated
baixei sem nenhuma expectativa e quebrou todas
realmente divertido, quanto mais você sobe, mais bate a vontade de ver o que tem no topo
joguinho comfy
realmente divertido, quanto mais você sobe, mais bate a vontade de ver o que tem no topo
joguinho comfy
Nothing crazy. You just play as a little dude climbing some big plants. A fun time.
Very chill platformer. Your meant to struggle climbing around and gathering parts. As you progress you get more movement tech but it still involves mostly climbing which is pretty unique for me. Honestly my biggest take away is how peaceful the game can feel yet still be such a massive world. I hope we get a sequel.
dude this game was so fun. even the little pod challenges were engaging. if you see this on sale, try it out, my words can't describe this good fun
The gliding system was a good replacement over the jetpack
Not that great, honestly, I can't see that many changes compared to Grow Home. Don't get me wrong, it's great and it's fun. But I expected a bit more. At the end of the day It's still cheap, y'all should try it but expect more of the same. I just prefer Grow Home
Explore as a little red guy
And the crowd goes mid
Just a lil robot wearing silly costumes and floating around a planet, ain't life great! Well I suppose life would be better if MOM wasn't in pieces, but then we wouldn't have the premise for the game.
Seriously though, Grow Up is a fun, medium sized open world platformer that has a lot of creativity when it comes to its world building and sense of exploration. The controls and movement feel appropriate for a little robot in space, though, as a result, they aren't quite precise enough for me to get fully hooked and locked in to 100% everything. My only real complaint is having to grow the star plants, it's a great concept but in practice it's their too unwieldy and platforming on the plant itself is too rough for it to be fun when it can't quite reach your intended target and then you have to turn around and find the next growth spot to try again (and probably again and again and again.)
Seriously though, Grow Up is a fun, medium sized open world platformer that has a lot of creativity when it comes to its world building and sense of exploration. The controls and movement feel appropriate for a little robot in space, though, as a result, they aren't quite precise enough for me to get fully hooked and locked in to 100% everything. My only real complaint is having to grow the star plants, it's a great concept but in practice it's their too unwieldy and platforming on the plant itself is too rough for it to be fun when it can't quite reach your intended target and then you have to turn around and find the next growth spot to try again (and probably again and again and again.)
Very charming, it would surprise you to know that Ubisoft were involved in this at all