Разработчик: Reflections, a Ubisoft Studio
Описание
- Join this adorable wobbly robot on his fantastical acroBUDic adventure to the moon.
- Collect MOM’s ship parts with the help of your new friend POD. She likes planets. A lot.
- Explore an entire alien planet filled with excitement and wonder. And a Flungus.
- Walking’s overrated. Tuck BUD into Ball mode to boost, bounce and roll around the planet.
- Take to the air and soar between floating islands like a big metal bird with the Power Glider.
- Exercise those green fingers and overcome obstacles by spawning any plant you’ve found with the Floradex 3000.
- Ride giant Starplants into the sky (yes, we know what they look like…)
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, german, spanish - spain, portuguese - brazil, russian
Системные требования
Windows
- OS: Windows 10 (64bit versions)
- Processor: Intel i3 550 @ 3.2 GHz or AMD Phenom II X4 955 @ 3.2 GHz
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: nVidia GeForce 460GTv2 or AMD Radeon HD5770(1024MB VRAM)
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 1 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX Compatible Sound Card with latest drivers
- Additional Notes: Best played with a gamepad. originally released for Windows 7, the game can be played on Windows 10 and Windows 11 OS
- OS: Windows 10 (64bit versions)
- Processor: Intel Core i3 2105 @ 3.1 GHz or AMD FX 4100 @ 3.6 GHz, or better
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: nVidia GeForce GTX 660(2048 MB VRAM)or AMD Radeon HD 7870(2048 MB VRAM)or better
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 1 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX Compatible Sound Card with latest drivers
- Additional Notes: Best played with a gamepad. originally released for Windows 7, the game can be played on Windows 10 and Windows 11 OS
Отзывы пользователей
absolutely lovely, even better than the first
Kinda boring but well 2 dollar.......
Grow Up: A Letdown
I was initially excited to play this game as I had previously played Grow Home, which I thought was a simple game that I feel needed more out of its gameplay. Unfortunately, the sequel I thought would be an exciting venture proved to be something not worth my time. I did not complete the game to its full completion but I think that serves in my message about why I think this game is not something I would recommend. I will discuss art direction, gameplay, sound design and my overall thoughts.
Art Direction
The art direction has a charm in its initial stages of playing the game, but after an hour, it begins to bog down on my curiosity to explore the planet. Although the biomes may change, the overall feel of each area doesn't make me feel like it's worthwhile going places. The polygonal artstyle feels rather cheap and uninspired. I think something more gritty and dark would've served a game like this much better. There are no deep forests, sickening swamps, salt flats, or volcanic plains to immerse oneself, just the sme boring, overly brightened environments we've seen many times. A saving grace for an expanded art direction would've been the inclusion of the vast oceans, but because our protagonist cannot swim or even touch water, this aspect is absent entirely.
Gameplay
This is what hurts most of this game's enjoyability for me. The main problem is the control, and I can't describe this aspect justice but I can get close. The controls are floaty, and looser than they ought to be. You will be walking and, if you approach the edge of a cliff, you best believe you are going to falling off. As you progress through the game, you collect crystals which help empower you with abilities such as a jetpack and hang glider. Although this sounds like a fun upgrade, the flying feels too easy to exploit and falls into what I would refer to as dominant strategy (a common element in game theory). I found myself always using the ability to fly over the entire map to my advantage. The problem with this overpowered ability is that once the ability is understood, I felt that the only thing worth doing was getting ship pieces, a necessary aspect of the game to "complete" it, but more on that later. When I wasn't flying over the entire map, I was climbing and scaling terrain, and this aspect, although creative (this was one year before Breath of the Wild's climbing), it definitely suffers from the floaty controls. There is no type of stamina or danger that makes these climbs feel rewarding or treacherous. The main aspect of this game is exploration but I never felt compelled to do this; I just wanted to complete the game as fast as humanly possible.
Sound Design
I want to keep this section short as best I can. The sound design is nothing short of irritating. You will find beacons on your journey that help you teleport across the map, but they are accompanied with this obnoxious, droning alarm sound. It feels more rewarding to stop the sound of an untapped teleporter than it is to gain access to that area. And as for music, there isn't anything of note.
Overall
I wanted to like this game but I lost interest after gaining enough to fly over the map. When I completed the quest for ship parts, I was presented with being told that I needed to collect everything I missed and I found that to be incredibly off putting. I promptly told myself I was done with the game. Some games are fun because of the journey and not the destination, but Grow Up was not a game that was worth the journey or the destination. However, I will say if you are a fan of collectathons, then the games numerous collectables should keep people occupied for a long, long time. This game isn't good, nor is it bad, but it leans closer to bad than good for me.
4/10, Fair
good
but where is the last crystal
jack and the beanstalk simulator
The Mobility and creativity is so freeing, progression is so smooth. All the useful abilities and cosmetics you get are a treat. World exploration on an actual entire planet with a moon to entice travel. I really do wish more people knew about this game. A real feel good vibe.
Fun little game, you may not like the controls since its really all over the place like controlling an octopus.
Good
dont know why but i really like good physics engines + climbing in games plz leave recommendations of similar games if anyone has a good one ty :)
why am i sad about a robot
Just like the first one, but, way bigger and better, this game is an awesome 3d-plataformer. And, even better, it doesn't use the dreaded Ubisoft launcher.
Is good
guuuuuud game!!! no but seriously it's goated.
Grow up is a good open exploration platformer.
+ Charming style (character, flora, fauna)
+ Great world - a freely and fully explorable entire planet with different biome themes and extensive verticality
+ Diverse flora with utility, not necessary but possible to use and support
+ Diverse mechanics
+ Good progression through collectibles and unlocks
+ Good amount of content
* A lot of verticality
* Story playthrough ~ 4 hours 30 min, considerably more to complete everything ; Main + extra ~ 5 hours 30 min; 100 % 10 hours
- Messy controls and camera controls - both are fine for the most part, but especially once you have the glider with boosting it becomes messy
- Suboptimal guidance
Controls and camera were fine and acceptable for the most part. But messy and annoying when climbing on ceilings and when flying. Sometimes I was boosting down instead of up for unclear reasons. Sometimes it's neither clear nor as intended which direction you fly towards when changing movement or or camera directions.
I found the guidance at first too much but then too little. Some guidance unlocked before its time. Even long after objectives had been completed, random guidance (side dialogue) showed up for them.
Grow up captivated me when I started playing. I am recommending it despite its excusable flaws. There's a lot of enjoyable things to explore.
Does everything the first game does but better. A perfect sequel
Relaxing and charming
Builds on the first game in every aspect amazingly. The coolest part of this game is that none of the space is faked, if you see something super far away, you can go to it. Unless you have a fear of heights or giant things this game is very peaceful. In fact I would recommend this game to help them get over said fears because the views in this game are beautiful. The sheer scale of everything is simply remarkable. Would highly recommend this game. Bonus if you want some nostalgia too as this game gives off massive 2016 vibes.
Grow Up is the follow up to 2015s Grow Home. I got these games as a bundle and while I recommend you play them in release order, there's no wrong way to play them.
Grow Up is like Grow Home but more. Mechanically this game features the same climbing, scanning, exploring as Grow Home. But there's a much larger world with biomes, more movement abilities and the challenges littered all over the world. And we can go to the moon!
I really enjoyed a lot of the mechanics in this game. You can roll up into a ball and fling yourself to other platforms, which is super satisfying to do correctly. You can plant seeds to grow helpful plants. And gliding around this world to observe all the plants you sprouted is a good look back onto your journey in this world.
This game inspired in me the same kind of joy and serenity as Grow Home. I love this and highly recommend it. It's a brief experience that's well worth the money.
Beautiful game
Fantastic platformer, fun to just run around stumbling over things with the goofy character physics even if you don't feel like collecting everything.
the navigation is so bad! does the sequel fix it?
I did not expect this game to be this fun
I really like this series, but this game had things that weren't great. Some bugs make achievements impossible, unless you want to restart your save file, which is annoying. That aside, There are a number of power ups that make no sense to me, like the ball form. Why? It seemed to have no purpose. Also many of the plants were infuriating to figure out how to use. It was easier to just fly around, instead of use the plants for travel. Overall, I did like this game, so I do recommend it to people. Great sequel, if a bit frustrating.
I have never been so angry playing a game. Out of all the B-games I have played, they do not match the quality of rage induced. Play this game at your own risk. I cannot believe the labeled this as a kids game. This game is almost impossible.
Like its predecessor this is a short, simple, easy platforming game about collecting various items. This time the world is bigger by adding different biomes that make its already charming artsytle shine even more. All gameplay and mechanics have been improved from "Grow Home" resulting in a more fluid gameplay. In summary: a really fun 3D platformer that can be beaten in a couple of hours.
Grow Up é uma ótima sequência do jogo anterior, apresentando uma nova e super criativa mecânica de utilizar a flora local como habilidades de locomoção para te ajudar a explorar o mais novo planeta. Agora com mais ecossismemas únicos com lugares e paisagens ainda mais bonitas. Ainda mantendo o seu charme de um jogo que utiliza a física como uma importante parte da gameplay.
As únicas coisas que posso falar mal do jogo, é que comparado ao anterior ele é perceptívelmente mais bugado em questão da física, o seu personagem fica entrando em objetos, as vezes a jetpack não funciona porque seu personagem não pulou alto o suficiente, as vezes os controles não são muito responsíveis quando você ta numa inércia do movimento e coisas do tipo. Além disso, gostaria que as plantas tivessem muito mais utilidade no jogo, no começo é super divertido e genial essa mecânica de utilizar a flora, porém chega na metade do jogo a onde você consegue uma forma melhor de locomoção, que você tem zero motivos pra continuar usando as plantas. Outra coisa é a perca de utilizar os bixinhos originais como parte da gameplay igual o jogo anterior. Porém, esses pequenos problemas não estragam nenhum pouco a experiência do jogo.
Enfim, novamente Grow Up é uma ótima e mais divertida sequência do jogo anterior. Vale muito apena jogar.
Loved Grow Home years ago when it came out, and loved this one too, however...
Definitely a progression imbalance. Once you get the glider it's over. You can easily go to the moon and get to high-up asteroids and floating islands without blooming star flowers. I enjoyed the pod mini games. I loved everything, but I feel like the mechanics and progression need to be nerfed. Then again, I'm in my mid 20s and this game is better suited for kids lol
I got every single achievement and never had any difficulty. I didn't get the same excitement I got in Grow Home, but again, probably because I'm an adult.
Good game, 10/10
Grow Up builds wonderfully on the foundation set by its predecessor, Grow Home. This sequel takes the whimsical exploration to new heights—literally! The vibrant world is more expansive and filled with delightful surprises, encouraging you to climb, glide, and explore to your heart's content.
The controls feel smooth and intuitive, making it a joy to navigate the beautifully crafted environments. I love how you can experiment with the various gadgets and abilities to reach new areas, which adds a fun layer of creativity to the gameplay. The sense of discovery is ever-present, and each new biome offers unique challenges and visuals.
The charming art style and playful soundtrack create an inviting atmosphere that keeps you smiling throughout your journey. BUD is an endearing protagonist, and his adventures feel both rewarding and lighthearted.
Overall, Grow Up is a fantastic follow-up that captures the essence of fun and exploration. Whether you’re a fan of the first game or new to the series, this is an experience that shouldn’t be missed. Highly recommended!
Great game highly recommend.
its fun
Gold
Fun and quick game. Expands on Grow Home.
Plant your seeds and climb your way to space.
The jank is real. Embrace the jank. It's the only way off this goddamned planet.
I don't have the necessary patience for this kind of game. It looks sweet and the mechanics seem fine, but climbing becomes repetitive quickly.
Grow Up takes everything I like from the previous game "Grow Home" and adds more good things to it. There is a lot more substance compared to the previous game while still keeping things fairly short.
Delightful fun. Creative controls; it didn't take me long to get used to them. I had a good time completing it.
This game is very underrated, i wish more people played this game!
lowkey the best game ive ever played. addictive gameplay and fun to mess with the physics. pretty replayable cuz its light on story, its just fun to mess with the movement and platforming. the art style is pretty sick too and the environments are really pretty.
better than rdr2 trust
Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Reflections, a Ubisoft Studio |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 23.01.2025 |
| Metacritic | 71 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 92% положительных (1192) |