Gripper's Adventure

11 dollar game for 96 minutes of sub par content. Playing the browser dinosaur game is a more effective use of your time and money

Great puzzles! Some of them take a few tries to get done. If you enjoy the classic style one-room puzzles you should give this game a go. LoLo fans must try!!

i gripped it all

Gripper’s Adventure is a modest puzzle-adventure game that places problem solving ahead of spectacle, using a collection of compact stages built around keys, environmental obstacles, enemies, movable objects, and teleportation. Developed and published by Gripper’s Studio, it follows a simple treasure-seeking premise while steadily introducing mechanics that make reaching that treasure more complicated than merely finding the correct path. Its presentation is intentionally approachable, but underneath that simplicity is a game that regularly asks players to consider the order in which they interact with objects and traverse each room. The main objective throughout the adventure is to collect all required keys before completing a puzzle. This gives every stage an immediately understandable goal while leaving the method of accomplishing it largely for the player to discover. Rather than relying heavily on instructions, the game encourages experimentation. Earlier challenges introduce concepts individually, while subsequent puzzles begin mixing those ideas together. This creates a progression in which knowledge gained from previous rooms becomes increasingly important, rewarding playe…

The fundamentals are there but there's a lot more that needs to be done. On the positives there where some clever puzzle solutions and the game consistently introduce new mechanics that fit in with the old ones. On the negatives the rules didn't feel clear or consistent, the hit boxes were bad and the movement was finicky. Sometimes the squirrels would respawn where they were, and sometimes it was were you pushed them. There was no way to tell where the squirrel rafts would go. The teleporters where way too easy to accidentally walk into and kill yourself in one room. All these sorts of things make the game feel messy. Lastly, I don’t like to judge games based on aesthetics but I feel like a lot of people will for this one. Overall, it's a decent game that's pretty rough around the edges.

A super clever game with interesting puzzles, I love the great retro vibe. Also great to make your children use their brain and I got it at a super price.