Mibibli's Quest
Mibibli's Quest is a retro-style surrealistic platformer game. Join Mibibli as it blasts its way through over 20 crazy and eclectic levels! Conquer caves, dance through raves, wander the suburbs, and blow up eggs... travel through time and explore your nightmares along the way!
Estimated lifetime revenueMedium confidence
$18K
$8.1Klow → high range$39.6K
Modeled estimate, not a reported figure. How we estimate →
Est. copies sold
4.6K
mid estimate
Reviews
119
Media
Screenshots & trailer
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About the game
Mibibli's Quest is a retro-style surrealistic platformer game. Join everybody's favorite poorly-drawn 8-bit character, Mibibli, as it blasts its way through over 20 crazy and eclectic levels designed to challenge even the fiercest wayward retro warrior. Conquer caves, dance through raves, wander the suburbs, and blow up eggs... travel through time and explore your nightmares along the way! Collect power ups and find the secrets that are scattered throughout this world. Each level has it's own collection of enemies, unique gimmicks, and bizarre characters to meet. Pay heed to their quizzical insights and use it to demolish bosses and ultimately defeat Mibibli's arch-nemesis, Crocodibli!
This unique, colorful, and eccentric game has been described as "Mega Man" meets "Space Funeral." The soundtrack was inspired by catchy retro NES tunes, but is interspersed by instrumental oddities. Submersive and subversive, it is truly a gaming experience that will leave a lasting impression on your mind!
*LIGHT SENSITIVITY/EPILEPSY WARNING - This game contains quite a few flashing parts, and might not be enjoyable if you have a high-sensitivity to flashing colours.
This unique, colorful, and eccentric game has been described as "Mega Man" meets "Space Funeral." The soundtrack was inspired by catchy retro NES tunes, but is interspersed by instrumental oddities. Submersive and subversive, it is truly a gaming experience that will leave a lasting impression on your mind!
*LIGHT SENSITIVITY/EPILEPSY WARNING - This game contains quite a few flashing parts, and might not be enjoyable if you have a high-sensitivity to flashing colours.