MULTIPLAYER OBBY

[quote][b]First of all, a thank you to the developer who made the game available as part of the Curators Connect program. There was never any obligation on the part of the developer to play the game or to write a review about it. This review was written voluntarily and without any involvement of the developer. [/b][/quote] [hr][/hr] [table] [tr] [th][b]MY RATING:[/b][/th] [th][b] ✔ ✔ ✘ ✘ ✘ ✘ ✘ ✘ ✘ ✘ [/b][/th] [th][b]2 / 10[/b][/th] [/tr] [/table] Before I accepted the game through the Curator Connect program, I looked at the shop page for it. And the first thing that came to my mind was, “This all seems kind of familiar,” just in a somewhat simple form. Ok, that doesn't necessarily have to be bad and sometimes less is more and doesn't have to mean that the game can't be fun. So I accepted it, installed it, played it and then stopped again and got my children so that they could take a look at the whole thing. Especially my daughter who likes to play the similar games mentioned. Well, everyone's enthusiasm was limited. Sure, since I didn't pay anything for the game and the price would theoretically be okay, the game could also be rated positively. But I would really struggle with that in many ways. Currently I would view the game as more of an early access option that might have potential but isn't there yet. The player is only shown in pure black and looks more like an alien. Well, in the game the character looks different and colorless anyway, but then the design could have been adopted from the game. [b]Or is there perhaps something more to come? [/b] There are several items in the menu, but only the one for the graphics settings is labeled and can be activated. But nothing more. But if you press the ESC key in the game you can then choose between fullscreen, windowed fullscreen and windowed as well as the desired resolution, set the graphics preset from low to ultra and the volume. I don't quite understand why this isn't implemented in the main options menu but rather so complicated in the game. The sound is ambient which isn't really unpleasant and there are a few SFX that sound tinny and are too loud compared to the sound. However, you cannot set this separately. There is also an invite button that just tells you that you can add more players using the “+” next to your own character. By the way, only 3 more players will be displayed, regardless of how many you invite. And then there is the zoom button, which allows you to take a closer look at his black alien-like character. In summary, all buttons are currently relatively useless and apart from that, one of the most important setting points is missing, namely the one where you can define the controls yourself. [b]I hate it when you can't change that. Not everyone plays the same way[/b] I can't even say how many maps there are. We only tried a few. Would have been a good note on the shop page to give you an idea of the scope. Everything else was explained in detail on the shop page or did I miss it because of the amount of text? The maps themselves work well, except that there are some “barriers” that you can easily jump over. This shouldn't be the case in an obstacle course game of skill. Especially not if, as in large games of this type, there were hundreds of people on the map. But for such a large number of players they would be too small and would be even less fun. But I'm afraid that the fun of multiplayer games will fail because almost no one will buy the game unless they step up their game and make the game more user-friendly. If less is more, then you should go through with it and define it as Early Access. Then it would at least be clear that there is (maybe) something more to come. So the whole thing is unclear and clumsy. I took the trouble to look at the developer's other games and there are already a few of them. There are also one or two games that are a little more popular, but without judging anyone or wanting to put them in a box, if you look at the reviews of the games and the players behind them, you can immediately see which users play these games. These games probably don't appeal to any other target group, which probably excludes the general public and high sales figures. Yes, it's important to many people, which is why I'm talking about it here. Trading cards and achievements are missing and, provided all other things are fixed, could definitely help with sales figures. I would be happy to test the game again at another time and change my review if necessary. In my opinion, the prerequisite for this is that the developer puts in some more work and changes the game and everything that has to do with it. Review date: November 10, 2023 [hr][/hr] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/42616051/][b] ⮩ VISIT ME IN MY LITTLE WORLD[/b][/url] [hr][/hr] [url] https://store.steampowered.com/app/2668760/MULTIPLAYER_OBBY/ [/url]

Just another party game where you invite 1-2 friends to race you to the top of an obstacle course. No online lobbies. No audio settings. No control customization. No character customization. No promise of updates. Credits section is laughably empty. The whole thing feels like and probably is an asset flip. That said, it's a fun basis for a game, and if the dev actually worked on it for a few weekends, it could be great.

Pretty alright for 69 cent as a good American I enjoy obbies like this, though I do think Roblox is better if you have it. Kinda a hidden gem for around 30 minutes.

Molto carino, ho passato 20 minuti divertendomi con un mio amico. Peccato la presenza di una singola mappa. Spero in futuri aggiornamenti!

una terrible poronga loco

takes about 30 minutes to beat. simple fun if your bored and have friends

FUN

G G

wait a sec-- this isn't roblox! (it's horrible in every way imaginable and some ways that are unimaginable)

This is a fun obstacle course 3D platformer with potential for competition with perhaps a few other players. You may want to be sure you have friends getting this game with you, as though it advertises as a multiplayer, it appeared to me to require friends on Steam to join your game, and there wasn't any multiplayer lobbies at all. Was not able to personally test the multiplayer feature, so cannot state what that would be like. There also appeared to be just one level, but this was a decent course to play on. Overall perhaps not that impressive, but it is a very affordable game, and not a bad price for the content. The music really adds to the exciting feel of the game, motivating you to play on to victory - even if by yourself. Themes: Family friendly. Technically your 3D stick-figure character can "die" by the obstacles or by falling of the edge (expect this to happen often), but is re-spawned at the previous check point, and obviously there's nothing graphic. Assuming you can get multiplayer happening, parents may wish to monitor communication, as online chat is available. *** ~ House Blythe, curator for Non-violent Entertainment: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/35899705/