The gliding system was a good replacement over the jetpack
One of those sequels that thinks bigger = better. Grow Home didn't need the average ubisoft style open world formula. The first game was a journey from point A to B with open ended exploration on the way. This is the typical Find 1/25 of the exact same mission type on your map to cross it off your list type gameplay. It's ok but not as engaging, tightly designed, or unique as the first one. It's like ubisoft shocked themselves when they put out a decent game for once so they tried to make a mid version of it to compensate.
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Makes Grow Home seem like a proof of concept. Another super fun and comfy game. This time 100%ing is actually really enjoyable! Big recommend for a chill game.
Proves that AAA companies can make successful small-scale low-budget titles without pretending to be indie. Nexon should take notes.
the movement mechanics were too clunky for me
It's more grow home! It loses the focus and goal the first game had, but it's still very fun. The new movement options are incredibly fun to play around with, but they are all completely outclassed by the glider.
Going back to log my games, I don't remember why I stopped playing this. its a nice sequel to grow home where you just collect cool rocks, scale the world, and upgrade your little doo-hickeys.
sequel to grow home
its ok bigger map and new abilities focused mostly on flying and its pretty fun but also once u get these flying abilities which u can do very early most of the game becomes very trivial
its ok bigger map and new abilities focused mostly on flying and its pretty fun but also once u get these flying abilities which u can do very early most of the game becomes very trivial
Fun, bouncy, vibrant game that doesn't overstay its welcome. Imaginative gameplay and satisfying progression.
Fun lil game
100% of trophies earned. I enjoyed Grow Home, so this has been a game that I've been meaning to get to for a while and it's a nicely-done extension to the first game's premise, with a larger world to explore and a few new mechanics. Sadly, the game's somewhat glitchy and, while this in a way could be seen as part of its charm, overall I'd have preferred a but more polish. I don't regret my time with the game, though, as its climbing mechanic is a satisfying one (even post-Breath of the Wild), augmented with the world exploration and collectibles which always have some appeal to the completionist mentality that I have.
Objectively the best game ever made with no fault or sin. It takes the template given to it by its predecessor and runs with it beautifully. While still short, exploring the world and using all the different platforming mechanics like growing plants with different effects is very fun. The world itself is also a sphere, so you can do some Mario Galaxy like gravity tricks. If you're reading this and haven't played grow up, then your life is incomplete
Si BUD sisi tu sigue con tu sonrisota de tonto mientras me paso 2 horas buscando los 2 últimos cristales en todo el mapa a plenas 4am
dude this game was so fun. even the little pod challenges were engaging. if you see this on sale, try it out, my words can't describe this good fun
Very chill platformer. Your meant to struggle climbing around and gathering parts. As you progress you get more movement tech but it still involves mostly climbing which is pretty unique for me. Honestly my biggest take away is how peaceful the game can feel yet still be such a massive world. I hope we get a sequel.
Nothing crazy. You just play as a little dude climbing some big plants. A fun time.
baixei sem nenhuma expectativa e quebrou todas
realmente divertido, quanto mais você sobe, mais bate a vontade de ver o que tem no topo
joguinho comfy
realmente divertido, quanto mais você sobe, mais bate a vontade de ver o que tem no topo
joguinho comfy
This was a fun, breath of fresh air, lighthearted couple hours. Really nice, really comfortable.
Goated
if MOM and BUD really played tic-tac-toe 12,046 times or whatever the number was, theres no way BUD wouldnt get a single win. tic-tac-toe is not a particularly skill-dependent game, so unless BUD was actively sabotaging himself 12,046 times it is impossible that he would not blunder his way into at least a few wins. its called Infinite Monkey Theorem, MOM, look it up. anyway this game controls like shit
Personally I like Grow Home better, but this also has good ideas/upgrades but the goal just isn’t there anymore.
Also comfy :)
Similar to the first but expands on it to be more open, I think the first is better but this is just as good of a time
This sequel to Grow Home gains a few helpful gameplay elements, but loses the novelty and charm of its predecessor.
Overall a good sequel that I would put on par with the original. It has it's own strengths but unfortunately I feel like it kind of misses what made the original so fun. Climbing is literally non-existent anymore as the game gives you absolutely OP power ups insanely early and once you get the glider the game is effectively over as every form of challenge in the game can be cheesed by it. The starplants aren't even a big deal in this game and take like 5 minutes to grow. Overall though it still has the charm the original had but it does miss the mark in some places.
Surprisingly good fun. The hand-gliding alone was worth it.
they made the robot fly