Booobjz

unlike the title, there are no boobies in this game. i am sad

Booobjz is yet another asset flip/construction kit template copy+paste from serial Russian shovelware asset flippers, Dnovel/FreeAnimals_Software. These guys do nothing but copy asset store assets and game tutorials, fill out a few things/stamp out basic levels using the construction kit templates, and dump them on Steam and into DailyIndieGame bundles as cash grabs. Today's "effort" from these guys is Booobjz, and it's a garbage 2D platformer with a gravity inversion mechanism slapped together with the godawful Cocos2D game development engine. As a game, it's terrible, of course. Dnovel have copied and pasted this exact same game onto Steam as a cash grab before. For that reason, this is below acceptable standards, and has no real merit or value as a genuine, sincerely made PC game. Using game construction kits doesn't need any talent or professional game development effort, and results in shallow, low quality shovelware like Booobjz. The status of this thing as nothing but an asset/template flip/cash grab is cemented by the "developers" prior history of asset flip/construction kit copy+paste jobs, the fake/compromised Steam accounts they used to write fake reviews (all wi…

𝐀𝐛𝐨𝐮𝐭 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐠𝐚𝐦𝐞: Booobjz is a super computer that heads a space corporation engaged in research. The corporation sends a super soldier in a universal protective suit to a dangerous planet, you have to solve puzzles and switch gravity. History After the One Hundred and Twenty-Fifth World War, the surviving inhabitants of the planet "Coitia", exhausted by wars and epidemics, cease to trust themselves. The governments of all countries in a general referendum decide to transfer all power to the super computer "Booobjz". An impartial machine brain writes laws and gives orders, and members of the new elite follow orders and send researchers to the nearest planet with a large amount of natural resources. Ten expeditions are in distress. And so one of the engineers of this system, Bruce Barris, creates an exoskeleton from super strong and lightweight materials. On a competitive basis, the best residents are selected and trained for 150 years. When everything is ready, the elected representative embarks on a Journey with the necessary preparation, but without full information. Will the flight be successful or not? We have to find out. They decide to name the expedition “Booobj…

Good platformer, fun game that can be completed in single setting. Definitely deserves more than 19 reviews it has currently.

One of the worst platformers I have ever played, including free to play games. The game crashes if I try and look at the controls. Playing with a controller didn't work for me at all even if there is a symbol for it in the pause menu. Running is super slow, but if you jump you can break the soundbarrier in 2 seconds. The character constantly slide of things, the platforming is awkward and has no precision at all. Many times you can't see where you're jumping or where you're going to land. There is no passion in this game at all and it shows, you can just look at the game description. Also there are "secrets" in the levels but all they are are boxes with the letter "S" on it. More of a ragegame than anything else, and not the good kind.

Booobjz is a small-scale science-fiction puzzle platformer that builds its identity around gravity manipulation, unusual movement mechanics, environmental challenges, and hidden secrets. Developed by FreeAnimals_Software and Dnovel and published by Conglomerate 5, the game combines elements of action, adventure, casual platforming, and puzzle solving within a retro-styled 2D presentation. Its concept is straightforward enough to understand quickly, but the ability to alter gravity changes how players must interpret each environment. Instead of viewing floors and ceilings as permanently defined surfaces, players need to consider how changing gravitational direction can transform seemingly impossible obstacles into accessible routes. The story establishes a surprisingly elaborate dystopian background for such a mechanically focused game. Humanity has survived its 125th World War, while the remaining population of the planet Coitia has been weakened by repeated warfare and epidemics. With people no longer trusting humanity to govern itself effectively, governments transfer political authority to a supercomputer named Booobjz. The machine creates laws and distributes orders that are s…