Bombun

I wish Steam legit had a star rating system or something akin to a middle of the road recommendation. This game is charming I saw it at Sage and played the demo I thought it was bit bare bones but it had a lot of promise to really be something that stood out amongst the rest. the art style is cute, the story is [i] very simple [/i] but to the point, and the controls are easy to understand. For it's price the game is good for a first time run but that's really about it, the game is really short and there's not really a much reason to replay levels unless for the hidden bunnies, the UFO challenge, or to get the fastest time. Plus the camera was a struggle at times. I really was hoping for more things to really collect or unlock throughout the game because after certain point there's not reason to grab the yellow crystals because you unlocked all the outfits for your character. I think for such small levels in a short game they should definitely have more for the player to collect and do, (ex. unlock developer art, giant crystals, race Robombun to the finish.) This game really is striking gold with the idea, but it needs polish to show it's potential.

A fun platforming game.

plataformero 10/10 lo mejor de todo es el jugar contrareloj

かわいい

Fun N64 type game that really nails the look and feel of games from that era. If you played Bomberman 64, Bomberman 64 Second Attack, or Bomberman Hero, you'll pick the vibes right up that this game is putting down in terms of aestherics and sound - albeit the gameplay is much more acrobatic, almost Mario 64-ish but with bombs. The special bombs disrupt the flow of the game sometimes, and there are only 22 levels and 2 bosses. My only complaints.

I have played this game once. I now have all the achievements after 7 hours. Let me tell you about my time, and why this game is worth every second and every penny, bob, quid, yen, etc. iFirst of all, to answer some questions right out the gate - there is nothing inappropriate in this game. The closest you will find is a kiss button that has no reason to exist other than it being cute, as far as I know, though there are some NPCs in the game that you could test it on, if you like heights. Kekitopu and the team behind this game have not made anything except for a very solid level-based 3D platformer, and I cannot possibly recommend it more if you're looking for a game with a ton of fun movement, good platforming, and some rudimentary levels with some cute aesthetics. I'll just say it - this game might get compared to Bomberman a lot - but this might have tighter gameplay than Mario Odyssey for me, and I mean that with every bit of weight that that carries. This game has some amazing movement tech, that I didn't fully come to appreciate and actually make use of until I started playing the Time Trials at the end. The game has a very rudimentary story, that is primarily told to you on the store page - you don't have to worry about text boxes, or long cutscenes, or characters making stupid one-liners back and forth - you start the game, do the tutorial, and then you are off and out of the gate to play through the 24 levels of platforming, air diving, bomb kicking, jumping and throwing goodness, including 1 tutorial level, 22 full levels, and 2 boss fights. All you need to know is, you play Bombun, and you're trying to stop some sort of problem. Have fun with it! There are three power ups in the game, unlocked as you go through - these abilities are on a timer, for good reason; they change the way that your bombs work entirely, and change up the flow of the gameplay dramatically. When you're first using them, they WILL be strange, and you might even accidentally take yourself out a couple times until you learn how they work, but they are a blast, and when you learn what you're doing, you can breeze through these levels in no time whatsoever. The achievements for the game, I won't brush on much, but I can firmly say that I love the sense of humor that the devs had in writing the descriptions for all of them. Lastly, the Time Trials for the game are... insanely difficult, for some of them. There is only two levels that I got the Badge for on my first try, and both of them were the bosses - and both of which are very lenient in what they are asking for, especially in comparison to the actual stages, where proper dive distancing, bomb jumping, and ground-bouncing are a necessity, as you attempt to bypass as much of every stage as you can, trying to shave seconds off of your time. Most of them, by my final attempt, I was able to get them with 9 or 10 seconds to spare - but even then, some of those Badges were only mine by milliseconds. If you are considering buying Bombun, I thoroughly recommend it at any price. I received it as a gift from a dear friend, and I was so overjoyed by my time, I thanked them again, earlier tonight. The whole game took me 7 hours to finish, but I feel I will love Bombun for a much longer amount of time than that.

Wind bombs killed this game for me. "This is my first day as a programmer" kind of wind. It is unbelievable, that such a bad mechanic can coesist with this unreal smooth and calculated character controls.

it looks great, its controls well, its veyr simple move jump bomb. encoruages mastery of teh game and speed running. its really fun.