Разработчик: Stitch Heads Entertainment
Описание
Kabounce™
Kabounce™ — это динамичный сетевой пинбол, где игрок управляет мячом.
Об игре
Пусть ваш мяч прыгает и вертится, достигая невероятных скоростей. Отправьте его в полет между воздушных платформ, чтобы удивить противников внезапной атакой сверху! Отточите свое мастерство в этой уникальной командной игре в пинбол, а затем господствуйте на поле боя благодаря мощным способностям и уничтожайте противников, чтобы отобрать у них очки.ФУНКЦИИ:
Сетевая игра До 8 игроков, 4 против 4Разделенный экран Разделите экран и играйте по локальной сети вчетвером или присоединитесь к сетевому матчу.
Гонка на время Проверьте свои навыки: устройте гонку с привидениями или с друзьями в испытаниях на платформах, которые напомнят вам о паркуре. Также вы можете повысить собственный рейтинг в общем списке лидеров.
Не забывайте о стиле Вас ждет миллион возможностей для индивидуальной настройки пинбола!
Межплатформенная игра Поддержка межплатформенной игры для пользователей PlayStation®4 и Steam.
Ниже перечислены некоторые дополнительные возможности игры. Боты, выделенные серверы, создание матчей, выбор способностей.
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, german, spanish - spain, italian, japanese, korean, portuguese - portugal, portuguese - brazil, russian, simplified chinese, arabic, dutch, polish, turkish
Системные требования
Windows
- ОС *: Windows 7
- Процессор: 2.4 GHz Dual core
- Оперативная память: 4 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Intel(R) HD Graphics 4600
- DirectX: версии 11
- Сеть: Широкополосное подключение к интернету
- Место на диске: 4 GB
- Звуковая карта: Integrated
- ОС: Windows 10
- Процессор: 2.5+ GHz Quad core
- Оперативная память: 4 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: AMD SAPPHIRE Radeon R9 280X Series equivalent or better
- DirectX: версии 11
- Сеть: Широкополосное подключение к интернету
- Место на диске: 4 GB
- Дополнительно: Controller recommended
Отзывы пользователей
It's extremely satisfying to "slam" opponents. You lob yourself at them at high trajectory like a mortar bomb, take their points away, and they have to respawn back into the match. Even hockey isn't that cool. Approved.
One of the few games my friend group has managed to play against one another without anybody getting hyper tilted. The short rounds keep things from feeling like a slog and the maps offer a lot of creative slam potential. Hoping to see it grow more in the future.
This game is really odd but REALLY fun and absolutely lives up to its promise of combat pinball. Kind of sad it costs so much (I got it on sale for $2) literally killing online play since hardly anyone ever plays the game, forget about ranked haha. Still a pretty fun experience.
an epic game that could keep you entertained for hours
but unfortunately it was abandoned
and it sucks now
unless you have no friends and you enjoy playing with bots
it was so fun while it lasted
This is actually one of the most entertaining sports game I have ever played. Competitive and challenging, but in a fun way. I highly recommend!
This is a fun little multiplayer game where you are a pinball trying to claim zones for your teams color. As with any multiplayer game, there is no end to it so if you want an infinite game to play and this looks good to you, well then it is polished and ready to go.
not a game worth getting, in general the quality is alright but there is no playerbase. unless you want to play against bots or splitscreen with friends it's just not worth it. try looking for a different game instead.
sad to see this game die as i played it a hefty amount in the beta.
This game is such a satisfying experience. Smooth, fast-paced, dynamic gameplay, and just so underrated. Clearly draws a lot from the Rocket League aesthetic, but it still works. Jump in, jump out, bing bong, have fun.
But the online presence is simply not there. It really is a shame because at this point Kabounce is simply a little time waster for an hour or so at a time, rather than a deeply competitive experience.
This deserves better I think. The developers and publisher really need to consider an F2P model, much like Rocket League. Go to Epic Games if you have to, guys... QoL updates can only do so much before the audience moves on.
So, yes... Get this game. I'd like to play with other human beings for once.
rly good game, not always players online (aside for organised matches in the discord) but the challenge mode is v fun
This game is an underrated gem in the steam store. Calling all gamers SEEKING a challenge of extreme note.
Kabounce is: Pinball P'arkour
I wish there were more players to do multiplayer with.
It's primarily best for controllers, but everything is possible with a keyboard and mouse. More accuracy will be required and probably easier to maintain.
Currently it's just a Challenge game, a 3D platformer, which will bethrill you beyond your wildest challenges.
Get ready to be the pinball. You bounce, you spin, you build up inertia, and momentum to sling yourself across the level's walls.
There are unlockables on every challenge level which helps modify your character. Which is meant to be for the online competitive gaming.
It's difficult. It will take some time to get used to the controls, and your special abilities. Because you're a ball with so many 3D tangents to jump from off the walls, it's deceptively simple to mess up your run.
Fortunately, there is a restart button
You will compete for best times, and afterwards you can take as long as you want retrieving the collectibles in the levels.
Really quick and responsive game to play. It's made with UE4 and it's actually one of the most stable games I've played on this engine so far :) 2nd to this is Rocket League, on UE3 . :)
It's a niche market, but everyone should definitely play this in their lifetime.
It's unique, one of a kind, and is incredibly challenging.
I had to buy the game, the game is a unique spin on Pinball, It's a fun game, I bought it with no regrets, I am still learning it, but I love it. I now have much more time in it and I can say I love it even more. At time of writing this update on my review. the game is priced 2.99. All I can say is that is good game deal.
So you heard about the 48 hour period when you could download the game for free but you missed it? Or you’re just now stumbling upon the game because it finally got a steady position as an indie title? Whatever the case, I want to tell you that, even though many got the game for free, Kabounce absolutely deserves your money.
In the past few years I have grown increasingly more interested in Alternative Future Sports Games (AFSGs). Think of games like Rocket League, Laser League, etc. And if there is one thing I’ve noticed during this time, it’s that indie developers don’t realize just how crucial a few things are to creating a stable and healthy competitive atmosphere. I’m happy to say that it seems like Stitch Heads fully understand what they need to maintain a competitive and exciting indie game.
Kabounce is pretty easy to get a grasp on. There are two main game modes. The first is a competitive pinball game where you play as the pinball. The main game mode is team based (4v4) and you will work with your teammates to convert bumpers and hoops to your control by bouncing against them and flying through them, and slamming opponents to steal their points. At 3 regular intervals during the match a gate will open which allows you to finally score the points you have been storing in the meantime. The end game tally is made between points scored and field control. The second is a set of time trials which have online leaderboards and also a tougher “gauntlet” mode with tougher obstacles.
The gameplay is marvelous for a number of reasons. First of all, from the very get-go, the movement is just sublime. Whether you’re playing the normal game mode where you bash bumpers and slam opponents to score points, or racing against the clock in challenge modes, the movement is a blast. It’s speedy, but controlled, and one of those easy to pick up, yet hard to master things (something all great AFSG’s have).
The next reason the gameplay is good is that the abilities and layouts of the stages support more than one playstyle. You might be a player who just uses bumpers while you stalk your kill, or you might be a player who avoids any kind of slamming. In truth, they’re both viable strategies, and can both have large impacts on the game. You may be able to score more points by slamming enemies, but by focusing on movement you can avoid the risk of losing your hard earned points (this is especially true because most maps have more than 1 floor, so to speak, and slamming opponents aerially is significantly harder than on the ground), and also maintain field control, which is an important and, I believe, underrated, factor in the final score tally.
Another reason the gameplay is great is because of the ebb and flow of the match. Of course, at any point you can slam to steal points, but in the early round it’s pretty pointless, because nobody is worth anything. However as the round goes on and you rack up more points, the enemy begins to rain hell down as they try to slam you. This all culminates into complete chaos every time the gate opens, both in terms of number of slams and the area they’re concentrated in. Shortly thereafter though, things cool down again as players focus on racking up points. The flow is brilliant.
Finally, the strategy involved at the end of a match is subtle but critical. Do I turn in as soon as the final gate opens so I don’t run the risk of a crowded gate in the dying seconds, and instead focus on field control? Or do I hold my points to the last second to turn in the most possible so no points go to waste? How many points do I need to make a turn in worth it instead of trying to control the field? Questions like these may not appear obvious to the new player, or to even some who have 10’s of hours, but they have critical implications on the results. It’s all done brilliantly. The game is not only reactions and actions, it’s also some critical decision making.
These last few things are mostly focused on the main game mode, but I don’t want to diminish the awesomeness of the challenges mode, either. They also got a healthy amount of depth. For starters, almost every level is built to have a normal completion route, and also a hidden or, at the very least, more difficult to execute route. There are hidden loot balls throughout the challenges, and the challenges have a much more difficult gauntlet mode! Beyond that, you can do all of these things online! You can do co-op, versus, and individual runs online with friends in your lobby. This last part is honestly nuts. It’s such a good design choice. I originally thought the challenges mode would not be of any interest to me whatsoever, but after I found out I could do them online with friends, I was in there immediately and loving every second.
Although you cannot get in the same custom lobby as your friends who play through the Twitch App or through PS4, there is cross-play. Let me tell you, after hearing so many indie game developers tell me that “cross play is too big a task” for their competitive games (some didn’t even have a ranked queue, by the way. I’m looking at you, Laser League) it is so effing refreshing that Kabounce has cross-play capability. I can’t stress how critical it is for indie competitive games to have this feature.
But the game can’t be perfect right? So what are my complaints? Honestly, there’s only three, other than some pesky bugs. My complaints are: there’s no spectator, there’s only two abilities, and all games with queues need "audio while running in background". Let’s start with the first one. If you’re an indie game developer, and you want to make a competitive game, there are four things you need: A fun, skill-based game with depth (check), cross-play (check), (online) custom lobbies (check), and a spectator. Kabounce checks 3 out of 4, but it’s desperately missing this last one. If you want to generate a competitive and fun atmosphere you need spectators and commentary. Right now, Kabounce needs this more than anything else. The second is pretty short. Simply, the blink ability and shock ability are cool, but the game could use more. Finally, games with queues need the option to have the audio run in the background. I don't wanna sit and stare at the screen for queue, just because I won't hear it pop if I'm alt+tabbed. It's a nuisance, especially if it's an indie game and queues could be longish.
My other “issues” (if they can even be called that) with Kabounce really aren’t so much as complaints as they are… items on a wishlist. They’re not things I deem important to have, and also things I recognize are perhaps beyond the size of this development team, but could greatly increase enjoyment. They are: more creativity with custom lobbies (modify points, combo multipliers, etc.), add more servers so people can play with less ping, add arenas which are aesthetically more diverse, full-text chat (especially outside of matches), and a music player which we have more control over.
All things said, the game has great gameplay, runs well, sounds wonderful, looks nice, has cute customization options, and almost all is there that needs to be. Kabounce, perhaps more than any of these indie AFSG’s that I’ve played, is a game I really want to see stick around for the long haul. It absolutely deserves to be in your game library and be a game you boot up and play with friends. There’s many ways to play, and I’m sure you’ll have fun no matter which you choose.
8/10
This game is awesome. Very much in the spirit of Rocket League, Kabounce is a team based third person pinball arena. Interesting gameplay and easy to play; definitely worth a go.
I do not write so many reviews but if i do that game gained my credit and got my attention. Kabounce is one of that type of game; an indie hidden gem. Gameplay is fast and solid plus there are tons of skin to unlock by playing only which one of things I admire most but still you can buy them if you want to support this indie developer more. I did and I have no regrets. Also before jumping in multiplayer, game offer you some challenge levels which help you to learn important features via increasing difficulty. For those lvl don't get frusturated (I just restarted like 100 times to get perfect score on a single lvl) this game is chill, easy to learn hard to master. It has relatively low price for it's content and it is very optimized; I never had a single fps drop. Almost bug free (I stuck between accelerator and wall one times) and fun to play. It also gets new content on regular intervals, especially on special days. Due to these pros and almost no cons with this price, I strongly recommend this game to everyone. I also (game too) suggest use controler to play but standart set up is okay too.
DISCLAIMER: This is a first impressions review, and NOT a full review
Kabounce is a game developed and published by Stitch Heads Entertainment
The game does suffer with some repetitiveness at certain areas of the game but a fun game nontheless
The game also suffers with some weird bugs and glitches which the developer seemed to have overlooked but they don't hinder the game at all
Kabounce overall, however, is a fun game to play in short bursts and a good adventure game to play especially if you like fast-paced action games such as this one!
RECOMMENDED :)
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I'd be remiss if I didn't give substantial credit to the passion and talent behind this game, and in my opinion, the vast majority of positive reviews for Kabounce are well-warranted. However, while it's unique concept and style are enough to charm those looking for the next big entry into the "extreme sports hybrid" genre, I cannot recommend it - especially at the $15 mark...
The game does pit you against a team of fairly-formidable bots in the absence of real players, but Kabounce's player base is severely lacking, so it's 99.9% likely that's all you'll be competing against. I've seen several suggestions that a "free to play" model might remedy this issue. In fact, I picked this up during a free-to-play weekend, and was so impressed by the concept alone, I thought the developers deserved my support. Perhaps F2P is the solvent. Who knows?
Again, I commend the talent at Stitch Heads and the love they put into this game. I wish them all the best, but unless they try an alternate marketing approach, it will surely stagnate.
Awesome game! It's Rocket League without the sweats and tryhards basically - LOVE IT!!
The game tanked right after launch, always see the same people in PvP - which is a shame cause the game is great.
They DID NOT do their marketing right.
This game deserves to do better than it does.
Game is very good amazing soundtrack and really fast paced.... but the big fault is... there are no players... this game even tho amazing is completly under the rug and nobody knows it exists... has every potencial to be an amazing game if it gets a stable player base... if not it dies before it starts.
I hope the game picks up cause the game is really really good! Bit expensive but totally worth!
If you like Pinball, Rocket League and making people Rage over losing points this is the game for you!
Best of all there is no Chat apart from Quickchat soooo... u wont be annoyed by 12 year olds raging on All Chat!
Honestly such an action packed, addicting, wonderfully fun game! The challenges are great for the casual player, and even better for the competition. The multiplayer mode is also very fun to and a great time passer. I find myself coming back to this game very often. I highly recommend this to any gamer looking for a fun, fast paced game!
This is a fun physics based game similar to Rocket League but with its own chaotic flare.
The soundtrack is hype and helps gets the adrenaline flowing while you bounce around the course trying to chain combos and gather points.
The loot system is rewarding with each player level giving you lootballs to unlock all kinds of gear to customise your pinball.
The time trials which offers a chance not only to race the clock and set records but to race the clock for lootballs are a fun addition.
7/10
Rocket League meets Pinball.
Tried it for free, played one game and bought it.
Still Free to play for 2 days, check it out.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Stitch Heads Entertainment |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 23.01.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 90% положительных (103) |