
A wholesome yet challenging puzzle game about goofy alien bubble gums that all move simultaneously and try to find their way home. Stick to walls, drag heavy stones, and turn simple steps into brain-melting puzzle.
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They move together because they're aliens.
They stick to things because they're bubble gum.
They're silly and goofy because they're alien bubble gum!
Don't question the science.
A Short and Sweet 5-6 Hours about Alien Bubble Gum trying to find their way home.
All Gums Move Together: Every Gum moves at the same time, whether you're ready or not! Precision? Coordination? Chaos? Yes.
60+ hand-crafted puzzles: Each level design to make you think, teach you each mechanics and help you navigate through the game difficulties.
Stick to Literally Everything: Walls, blocks and more blocks. These Gums are so sticky, it's almost a problem (but that's kinda the whole point).
Push It, Then Stick It: You can shove stones like classic Sokoban, but don’t push too hard... You might just glue yourself to them.
Built-in Hint System: Guidance to help untangle tricky movement paths whenever you need a boost.
Unlimited Undo and Restart
Game is fully playable with keyboard or gamepad.
No mouse input is required.
No time critical inputs are required.
No simultaneous key presses are required.
We Are Gum was originally created during Global Game Jam 2025. The game later won the Game Talent Showcase 2025 and the Best Student Game Award at BIDC 2025, while also being named a finalist for the BIDC Rising Star Award. The game was made using Unity 6.
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My brain hurts, worth to buy 10/10
The game is very fun. the puzzle is very creative for each level. there is nothing wrong with main gameplay but I think lochness speed could be increase. and there should be skip cutscene or end credit button.
3-7 is my 13th reason why
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Languages: English
Hours played at review time, across 20 reviews with recorded playtime.
Played for about 5 hours, and my brain is completely cooked. The artwork is surprisingly good, the controls are simple, and controller support is always a nice bonus. If you’re thinking about buying this, be prepared to spend at least 10+ hours on it. The puzzles can be pretty challenging, and most levels seem to have a specific solution rather than multiple ways to solve them. So you’ll be doing a lot of trial and error until you finally figure out what the game wants you to do. If you’re into puzzle games and enjoy having your brain absolutely bullied, I’d definitely recommend it. These little GUMs are basically the Dark Souls bosses of puzzle games.
I usually don't get mad that games, this game is not different. I'm just mad at myself on how dumb I am. The puzzles are fun and challenging and when you finally get it, it feels very satisfying. The art is great as expected from the art team ;) The level select can feel slow sometimes and my laptop become a helicopter when playing for some reason.
I'm not a gumchitecture! ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, I'm just stuck in the mud furniture because someone won't get off the mud and show me the full hint and help me
It took me almost 3 hours to reach the credits screen. Overall, it’s a really good game. The visuals are nice, and Gummy is so cute! Gameplay-wise, the puzzles can be quite challenging. Every level has its own unique idea but most of them seem to have one specific solution, so you have to figure things out through a lot of trial and error. Level 2-4 is probably the best example of this. Props to the hint system, though. Sometimes it’s genuinely helpful. It usually gives you a vague starting point, and every now and then, the idea for the solution just suddenly pops into your head. That’s probably the main reason I managed to reach the credits without looking up a walkthrough on YouTube. So again, thanks to the hint system! But all the great things about this game made me stick around like gum stuck in mud is that, Almost half of the game is completely optional. You can reach the end credits after clearing only 25 levels, which is roughly half of the game. And the second half of the game is where the real game begin! They starts introducing new mechanics, both inside the levels and in the way you navigate the world. Sometimes, even getting to a level is a puzzle by itself, and that absolutely blew my mind. Right now, I’m at 66.67% completion, and I’d love to keep playing expect to discover even more mind-blowing things. Thanks for reading! I recommend this game if you enjoy Sokoban-style puzzle games.
GUM:)
Nicely done, very addictive "just one more level" kind of puzzle game, with progressively increasing difficulty. Definitely recommended!
Buy the game!!!!!
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