
A befuddling mishap has made you COMPLETELY STRETCHY! Stretch, swing and stick around the delightfully odd and vibrant Grombi Isles in this eccentric and light-hearted 3D platformer.
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Completely Stretchy is a first-person exploration and 3D platformer set in the strange and wonderful Grombi Isles.
After you and Dr Grimble experience a rough day at the Elektro factory, you find yourself transformed - with a blue, stretchy, and sticky body!? Fellow denizens may be befuddled by your new look, and to make matters worse, the Elektros have escaped containment and are now scattered around the Isles!
Harness your newfound stretchiness to climb, swing and stick across this bizarre world. Track down the hidden Elektros to restore power and unravel the mystery of what happened to you. Why are you so stretchy, and blue?
✨Swing, Climb and Stick: Use your hand to grab onto surfaces and swing across the world, finding hidden items to help you in your endeavours
🖐️ Lend a Hand: Help the quirky and curious inhabitants of the Grombi isles (Scrimbli, Chunkos and more) and get your hand on some stretchy upgrades
🗺️ Reach New Heights: Explore three different regions with unique quests, activities and secrets
🍄 Hands-On Fun: Jump on a hoverbike, dunk a few baskets and discover all you can do
🤔 Sticky Situations: Talking to locals will help you understand more about this strange place
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Languages: English*, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Portuguese - Brazil, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean*languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
Themes across 41 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
Reviews
Silly open world game full of whimsical characters. similar to [url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/1586800/Lil_Gator_Game/]Lil Gator Game[/url] or [url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/2238040/Tiny_Terrys_Turbo_Trip/]Tiny Terry's Turbo Trip[/url] but with that distinctive british humor and heavy emphasis on the traversal via your stretchy arm like in [url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/21670/Bionic_Commando/]Bionic Commando[/url] but feels less elegant. Story can be completed in about 2.5h with plenty of sidequests left. Similar but with less content ( imho ) is [url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/1144770/SLUDGE_LIFE/]Sludge Life[/url].
I kinda wish I could do a review somewhere in the middle, its not a bad game and i did enjoy myself for the most part but it did end up getting to a point where i got fed up and just quit. it might be a bit unoptimised , I was getting pretty bad stutters before i did some configuration. the grapple mechanics are OK, but it isnt very intuitive, especially considering how small your range is in the begining and how little times you can grapple, and even when you have the upgrades it feels more like giving you the kit you were always meant to have instead of expanding apon it. I found a lot of the characters to be a bit unlikable, and none stood out for me to even remember their names really, they were all just kinda ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ using you for their personal gain. its also hard to keep track of who's who when all the names of everything is "whats the squishiest goofy name i can think of" which makes it hard to keep track of who to talk to. its just a middle of the road game, its not bad, but I dont think i would pay $28 AUD for something like this.
Fun little game with a easy but enjoyable movement gimmick> very short if you guys run down the main quest but plenty of fun stuff to do and the exploration is fun and rewarding
Fun 3D platformer with quirky characters. Pretty much your becomes very sticky and elastic due to an industrial accident. You then use your new arm to swing around and climb structures across 3 islands to complete quests.
Completely Stretchy is a very good, colorful, absurd exploration adventure. + Strong colorful absurd and comedic theme + After initial intro, free exploration, mission and side quest + Three themed islands you can navigate between + Upgrade progression * Controls can feel a bit cumbersome and random, but for the most part, they work well enough and offer freedom - No hint or help system, map, or compass for collecting the last hidden achievement completionist items
Completely Stretchy is such an aggressively mediocre game, that i really can't recommend it at it's current price (or any price really). It relies on one mechanic, the stretchy arm (which is for all intents and purposes a grapple) which completely fails to be utilised to it's fullest extent. The maps barely accommodate for it, being mostly long and somewhat flat, instead of very vertical which would allow for the grapple mechanic to shine through, and the world is not very interactable either, most objects are static and can't be moved by the player, nor are there any quests which require the player to grab distant objects and manipulate them. Now this could be forgiven of course if the rest of the game made up for it, but it does not. The story is so bland and non-existent that i honestly couldn't even tell you what it was about in this review (and i just finished the game). The same can be said for the NPCs, the game even has the gall to throw a random NPC name at you in the final mission, and expect you to be like "Oh yeah that guy let's go find him" when they are all completely bland, one-liner uninteresting characters (even calling them characters is a stretch). The only saving grace is that it's short, but that's by no means a positive, it just means you can finish this painfully boring experience sooner. TLDR: Don't waste your time on this, it's not worth it.
Pretty fun and different game, enjoyed it, mostly for the audio
It looks like Sludge Life with similar silly world build but not as good, the jokes don’t land and most NPCs look alike it’s easy to get bored, but the most painful part is the sticky hand doesn’t grip well, making climbing frustrating and this game requires a lot climbing, the janky controls wipe out all the fun. The city looks interesting in a way with the monorail, though. If a future update makes the sticky hand easier to use = easier to get around I’d come back but not in the current state. [u] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/43342176-Why-Not-Games/#browse] My curator page[/url][/u]
한국어 완전번역 되어있음 괜히 고무손이 아님 3개섬 돌아다니며 수집하는 오픈월드게임 대체적으로 할만함 수집요소도 나름 어렵지 않고 게임 자체 클리어는 오래안걸림 하지만 몇몇개는 네비게이션이나 팁마냥 무언가 알려줘야 할 정도로 불쾌감이 들었고 이동하는거도 반은 시원하고 반은 불편함 스윙으로 가는 속도감은 잇지만, 그 속도감에 비해 맵이 비좁아 반쪽자리 이동임 이런 부분에 불쾌해서 파워업 3~4개 이상엔 의미없다고 봄 스파이더맨 마냥 이동하는건 게임 시작 이후 1시간 정도 플레이해서 진척도 늘려야 함 진짜 내가 세계 탐험 및 오픈월드 탐험 단 두개만 좋아하면 사야함 플랫포머 요소도 적고 길지도 않아서 더더욱 두개 코드 맞아도 정가로는 안살거 같음
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