Разработчик: CINEMAX, s.r.o.
Описание
- Инновационная игра, основанная на поведении мяча в различных условиях
- Свыше 50 уровней, выдержанных в волшебном и сказочном стиле
- Взаимодействие со средой: вода, ветер, дождь, порталы, ускорение, липкие и скользкие поверхности
- Оригинальное рисованное оформление 6 различных миров (лес, поле, пещера, волшебный мир...)
- Фантастические световые и динамические эффекты
- Высокодетализированная графика с ускорением и восхитительными эффектами частиц
- Различные формы мячика: шар, куб, звезда
- Различные наполнители, влияющие на характеристики мячика: резина, воздух, вода
- Возможность сохранения текущей игры и достигнутых результатов для нескольких игроков
- Игра поддерживает широкоэкранные дисплеи (16:9)
Поддерживаемые языки: english, polish, russian
Системные требования
Windows
Рекомендуемые: процессор с тактовой частотой 1,6 ГГц, видеокарта GeForce 5200 / Radeon 9600 или лучше
Отзывы пользователей
It’s pretty much Tomb Raider without boobs…
A childhood favorite, my only dislike towards this game is that it will never get a sequel (besides Gumboy Tournament but you have to convince your friends to play it). Great art and nice environments, and the "speech" lines are forever ingrained in my memory.
Look, this game is kind of clunky and it feels a little aged. It's kind of a physics-based puzzle platformer, like those that were popular before or during the early days of the indie games boom. If you are really into this type of games, maybe you'll find some fun. But the unpredictable controls and kind of boring progression can turn this game into frustration quickly. Even though I didn't complete it, it was better than I expected and there is fun if you can find it. Otherwise, don't waste your time.
Although I will readily admit this game has some issues, I did find it a fun little casual physics game. Unfortunately it's really dated and either doesn't support controllers or doesn't like mine. I also had issues with multi-monitor and 4K display throwing it for a bit of a loop, but a quick change to 1920x1080 fullscreen fixed it.
I still recommend the game because I did find it enjoyable to mess around and learn the physics and how to navigate the levels, but it very much shows its age and could be better/use an update...
I don't even really know why this is in my library or where I got it, and I definitely don't know what it is. Being serious, though, this is a really low-quality physics "platformer" where you just use frustrating controls to roll around and collect little gems. Definitely miss this.
A very underrated game.
The game suffers from hard to understand physics (you bounce all over the place and bop over the smallest edges) making tight jumps hard to pull off (and there are plenty of those).
However, the game is not that long, has outstanding visuals, and in short bursts is quite fun.
You can see the imagination oozing from the design of the game, and for 5€ (or less), this is a game that no one should miss.
Tags: Platformer
Additional Tags: Delete Local Content & Remove from Library
TLDR: Flawed implementation of controls/physics. Flawed controller implementation. Camera feels too zoomed in and follows the rolling ball making it difficult to really get a feel for the level. Physics of ball does not seem to react with momentum in a staisfying way. Becomes frustrating very quickly. It is a shame because the voice effect and colourwork of the ball and the universe was on the the good side of the aisle when it comes to flash/tablet grade offerings like these.
For what it is: it's fun.
This is the sort of game you'd probably find on Kongregate or other Flash-hosting websites, but bigger and prettier. It's worth what I paid for it (I believe $2 or so?) as a simple, somewhat challenging little oddity.
It's a physics based platformer with some interesting concepts but unfortunately they all fall flat for me. I cannot recommend this game at all. And why I'm required to install another program for sound is beyond me since I already installed the game...
I really wasn't expecting this game to be good. Now that ive played it I can say,
Its not that bad!
Its has a really nice art style, some cool and unique power-ups, and some pleasant music. HOWEVER.
Its very slow, the controls are very special to say the least and the game itself gets a bit repetetive. 6/10.
This game was made for children, i could read the entire game design from the second level, and it managed to be WORSE than Nightsky and Gish.
Even thought it is more detailed and beautiful than those two, it still feels like it came out of a game template maker or something.
The mouth sound effects the character makes was bad.
The movement is too floaty.
And it is just bad in general, i do not recommend it.
Nightsky is more challenging, and Gish has more grip and feels better than this. Go buy those instead.
Your goal in "Gumboy - Crazy Adventures", is to score points by getting as many diamonds (at least I think they are diamonds) as you can. At the start of the game you are a ball, which can roll around but if you pick specific powerups you can transform into something else which can either fly or bounce.
Gumboy looks pretty nice and it's not that bad of a game but the gameplay will only enjoy you for a short while. I can't recommend buying this one.
This game is the love child of Farcry 4 and TF2, The multiplayer is very balenced and coherent allowing for the player to easily get stuck into the wepon/leveling system and enjoy the experiance. The story is just immersive with fantastic charecter development, beautiful graphics and amazing level design creating a sence of presance and over all feel for the game world.
I R8 8/8 M8
would £152 again
What did I just play? Honestly, the game isn't even worth trying. Its levels are constructed in dim-witted ways. The controls are very buggy and the lack of reason behind the game just gets boring. I will admit though that Gumboy does have interesting aspects in the backgrounds and settings that it displays, as well as the different forms that Gumboy can take on his adventures. But overall the game just stunk. I wouldn't play this again.
This game was included in a bundle I got, so I only paid $.25 for it, thankfully. The only positive I have to sa about this game is that the artstyle is beautiful. That aside, the gameplay is terrible. Getting Gumboy to jump is nearly impossible, the physics are annoying. Don't even get me started on the sound effects. I only played it for maybe 10 minutes before getting so frustrated that I uninstalled it. I wouldn't recommend this game even if someone gave it to you for free.
I must say I am quite surprised by so many negative reviews. To me this little game is pure genius. There's something about it you just can't put your finger on... something strange, hard to define. The premise is utterly simple - roll left or right - but the game keeps adding new possibilities every level. And it doesn't make a fuzz about it. "Here's something completely new, it's there, who cares". The mechanics and physics are spot on and the game explores them brilliantly. Visually it's beautiful and the characters you interact with are strange and fascinating. A feeling of novelty and discovery permeates the game from start to finish.
Here's my suggestion: watch some videos of the gameplay and see if it bothers you. If not, go for it, for you've barely seen the tip of the iceberg.
this game is pointless as fuck, wasted my money and time just spining around and grabing as many useless shit i could find and giving cocaine to a fucking elf scratching his balls, the main character has obvius homosexual tendences and is high as fuck, the music just starts ranmdomly and of course the controls are worst than a pedophile.
to the people who developed this game, fuck you.
please dont ever make a game in your lives, mankind will thank you.
Gumboy - Crazy Adventures earns my first negative review.
Campaign:
Let's get started, the protagonist known as Gumboy is a ball (most likely made of gum) that can transform into different shapes by collecting different in game items. There are different story sections of the game: Tutorial, Magic Forest, Bean World, Summer Meadow, Underground, and Caves. Each section is about equal in length except Underground which only has three levels. The tutorials offer a system which allows you to learn the basics of the game before they infuriate you in the actual campaign. Each mission you have an Astral Guardian who will help you to achieve an objective. Once you have completed the requirements a pollinator (somewhere on the map) will release pollen, you must then using an item offered by the Astral Guardian push the pollen back to the Astral Guardian. Upon completing this a portal opens which you can roll, roll, or roll into. This ends the level and allows you to move up to the next challenge. You can start in the first level of Magic Forest, Bean World, or Summer Meadows meaning there is no real beginning to the game. In fact there is no real story, just simply roll and collect the dust then roll on your merry way.
Gameplay:
If you didn’t notice I used the word roll a lot, this is because roll is your only native control. In order to jump you must collect a hiccup seed and it only lasts for a set amount of time. This is fantastic the character can essentially only roll left to right prior to collecting an item, this means before starting a level half the time you have to roll and find this item so you can actually start the level. Not only do you need to find the ability to jump before starting a level, you must then go find the shape transformation items on the levels (this is not optional). You play a character who is made of gum and cannot mold itself or jump by itself. The game continues by making it so the terrain has random bumps in it that block you from effectively moving (half the time throwing me in the wrong way – over and over again). The jump ability only works half of the time and the heights obtained by the jump seem completely random so going from one platform to the other is essentially just luck of the draw. If you could get past the incredibly poor controls, the required transformation changes, the ridiculous requiring an item to jump concept, and the awfully designed terrain you'd still probably not like this game. Gumboy - Crazy Adventures still pushes the boundary with an awful menu interface, rather than being able to simply move the mouse and select to exit a menu you need to roll your character through each menu option where it requires you to stop and wait till the sub menu interface opens. Even the in-game menu works similarly; to exit you have to roll round a huge ball just so you can quit the game. Gumboy – Crazy Adventures is a game that offers very little in the sense of entertainment. Then this game strives for being least interesting game by offering poor controls, terrible terrain navigation, and illogical gameplay.
Result:
Overall I would not recommend this game, although seeing as it came with the Indie Puzzle Back I guess you'll just have to have it stuck in your library. Some people would say you could get past all these deficits because the ambience is nice, the environment is pleasing, and the music is soothing. If you want a puzzle game where you are a ball, that offers interesting music, beautiful scenery, and a serene ambiance play influx. It’s the same price, it was made in 2013, and you will not want to kill yourself every time you try and move the character.
Pros:
+Whimsical music.
+I personally like how the dialogue is gibberish.
Cons:
-Poor Controls
-Poor terrain set up
-No default jump command "must find a Hiccup Seed"
-Poor menu interface/navigation
-Requirement to change shapes in order to beat levels (rather than allowing the gamer to decide when to change shape)
-Jump ability only works half of the time once you get the hiccup seed
-Jump ability heights are almost completely random and do not couple with speed boost
-Ball will bounce randomly around terrain rather than move effectively in one direction or another
This game is beautiful.
It has a magical atmosphere seldom found in videogames - close to Samorost or Machinarium (mood, not gameplay!) but still its own thing. Gameplay is fun too.
Whimsical, love it. Makes you feel in touch with nature. Should be more aknowledged.
A simple and simplistic generic rolling-platformer, with an interesting art-style, tolerable graphics and animation, outstanding sound-design, traditionally bad and totally random physics, and a level design from a game in the blob-platformer genre. But all of the most basic and necessary skills for a blob-platformer game are present only as temporary pick-ups.
First third of the levels is pretty casual and short, so they are really enjoyable with their whimsical creatures and goals. But starting from the Bean World it all tends to hell. Unfitting level-design with bad physics turn this game into yet another awful frustration simulator and the last level is the Hell. And as if the Hell itself wasn't enough, the last room is a gauntlet, which requires you to perform one simple monotone action for a couple of minutes, while avoiding instant-kill projectiles, all-while your every landing is entirely unpredictable, and you have no control over which direction and with what force you will bounce. And, of course, on top of that, you can be killed when you are already inside the last portal.
The story is as simple, as a boy has a boner for a grill. The plot is entirely lacking the inciting incident, so there is no stated reason for this journey, nor its goal is known to the player. The leveled structure, with the mandatory returns to the hub, ruin whatever narrative it had. And there is no connection between the hell and a portal leading to the grill whatsoever.
The game works just fine in UHD UWS Surround, but the sound volume is kind of bugged. It refuses to be changed it in the Windows, and you can't change it without leaving the level and exiting to the main menu.
Not half bad. This rolling platformer provides a small variety of constantly changing character transformations that makes it fun and entertaining in small doses. The price is right.
Don't let the totally awful name put you off. This is a lovely little... erm... platformer I guess but it's based around a rolling thing that has different properties in different situations and doing various strange tasks. A vastly underated game.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | CINEMAX, s.r.o. |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 15.01.2025 |
| Metacritic | 69 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 48% положительных (66) |