
Wobbly Life is a vibrant open-world physics sandbox. Play with your friends online or in local co-op, with exciting jobs, mini games and wacky story missions. Earn cash to spend in the world on clothes, vehicles and houses. There is a whole Wobbly World out there to explore!
Most likely between $22.5M and $63.7M. How we estimate →
Checked against 8 developer-reported games
| Store | Price | Score | Revenue · chart |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam | $16.24 | 97% | approximately $37.5M |
| PlayStation | $24.99 | 90% | — |
| Xbox | $24.99 | 88% | — |
| Nintendo | $19.99 | — | — |
Matched by title. Prices and chart positions are each store's US storefront; Epic charts worldwide. * critic score.
Cheapest copy: ≈ $6.39 on Steam · China (−61%). Compare 21 prices in 15 markets →
Reviews
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Reviews
its just great
This game is so fun! It has so many jobs and I have 4000 dollars. And you can go to space and do gobs there to. You can buy a mansion on wobbly island and in space. That is why I like wobbly life so much!!!
GTA but 3+
Good Game!!
alot of stuff to do easily 100 hours of playtime and lots of things to discover
Been playing this with my son from 7 to 11 years old. Opened it up again today, but we've done everything. Even the space world. We LOVE this game.
fun
better than gta 6
The overwhelmingly positive reviews are absolutely earned by Wobbly Life. This game is just short of pure magic. If you have kids, this is the best coop game you can imagine. There's no real violence, just lots of activities to do and even just driving around the city or flying around in space (yes, you can get to space!) is a blast. There's enough secrets in the game that you'll have plenty to do even after 100 hours *Pros:* - A huge world to explore with lots to do - A huge variety of vehicles to explore the world in (cars, trucks, boats, planes) - Lots of fun activities that can even be a challenge for an adult - Very affordable game - 4 player couch coop! *Cons:* - There are bugs. You can spend 10 minutes hauling something back to the museum and just have it disappear, or get stuck. There is at least one achievement that's impossible to get because the game crashes every time you attempt it. - The world can feel a little empty at times. Wobblies usually just stay in one place and the game world doesn't quite come alive like some other games it draws it's inspiration from - the jello man is out of control and needs to be stopped - Even after doing almost everything, you will still want more
I would love to say I like this game, there is great fun to be had, but the developers seem to want to ruin it. The amount of sections which are just close to impossible and don't have the most simple checkpoints after doing the hard parts makes the game into something that you want to throw out of the window. It is simply NOT FUN. Why put physics and jumping puzzles into a game where the whole point is that the physics are "wobbly". Then make it so that the slightest mistake results in having to go back to the beginning of the section? That is just bad game design and takes all the fun out of the experience. I don't understand why the developers have not solved this problem and I can only assume they want players to get horribly frustrated as you can read on so many online forums. If this was fixed, the game would be great, but as it isn't, I cannot recommend it.