
A combination of platforming with a gravity gun, BEEP is an amazing physics-platformer. Despite its friendly art style, this is a hardcore platformer in the truest sense.
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I've had this game a long time and didn't really remember it so I took a quick look in 2026. It's alright, but very barebones. The art is simplistic, though I guess your rover Beep is a little cute. But the game isn't really much fun. You control Beep with WASD to move left and right (W is jump, S makes you fall faster). Meanwhile the mouse handles Beep's pea shooter weapon and his anti-grav beam which can be used to pull on certain items, platforms, and defeated enemies. You get used to it, but it just doesn't feel that good, and the way the physics work can seem really janky. Everything about this game feels very much of it's era- Steam was very different in 2011, and while I tend to view that era through rose tinted glasses, I don't think this is worth revisiting today.
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beep is love. beep is life.
worth full price, but on sale it's a no brainer.
difficult enough to be fun, easy enough to relax.
visually distinctive levels. you wont get lost.
loading times are instant. thank you ssd.
I bought this in a bundle and it was the best game in it. Unexpected surprise.
I like it.
lasers, robots, space. the holy trinity of gaming.
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