

Dumpy and Bumpy
Programancer · 2021 · Sokoban, PvP, Puzzle, Arcade, 2D
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About Dumpy and Bumpy

80 HANDCRAFTED PUZZLES ACROSS 10 WORLDS
Within each world, players will encounter 10 carefully handcrafted levels that offer a diverse range of puzzles to solve. Throw and bite blocks, dodge past danger, blow up bombs, breathe fire, teleport, or even golf!

2 PLAYER MODE
In Dumpy & Bumpy, players can choose to work as a team in 2P mode or mess with each other to master gimmicks and clear stages. Teamwork and coordination are essential as players combine the abilities of both characters to overcome challenges together. Alternatively, players can engage in playful competition by sabotaging each other's progress, adding an extra layer of excitement to the gameplay.

WATCH OUT FOR BADDIES
Time is of the essence, as the Ghosts Minions of the Ghostlord are always on the hunt for Dumpy and Bumpy. Players must race against the clock, making quick decisions and executing precise moves to avoid being caught by the relentless foes.

What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Dumpy & Bumpy is a colorful puzzle game with charming SNES-style visuals and local co-op that players find engaging and fun, with reasonable difficulty progression and clever level design reminiscent of classic puzzle games. However, players consistently complain about the lack of a rewind option making mistakes overly punishing, and several note that some puzzles rely too heavily on tight time windows rather than pure puzzle-solving, which can feel frustrating and cheap.
[quote]A review copy was provided by the developer.[/quote] [quote]Follow my Curator page, [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/41363546-Fruit-N-Doggie-Reviews/]Fruit N Doggie Reviews,[/url] so you can be updated whenever I post a new review.[/quote] [h1]Overall Rating - Average ★★★☆☆[/h1] [h1]First Impressions[/h1] Sokoban or block-pushing puzzles aren't my favorite. They get overly complex and annoying for my simple mind. However, between the colorful, SNES like visuals and how Dumpy & Bumpy (DB) looked to mix things up with more action-focused mechanics, I was willing to give this a try. Having local coop was a nice touch, so my friend and I tried it out when he visited. Neither name is very flattering, but at least with the red and green we could say it was a Christmas theme as we played together. [h1]Gameplay[/h1] Having realized more how this title seems to draw from Nintendo as an inspiration, DB somewhat reminds me of the Adventures of Lolo games, but with different mechanics in play. Heck, the game even ends in a boss fight, though I'm nowhere close to that far in the game. With 8 worlds and 10 levels each, you'll encounter various objectives and restrictions …11 found this helpful
This was a fun little puzzle game. It's not quite the sokoban I was looking for, but was still a fun. The puzzles were challenging, without being over-the-top. They felt like they had a reasonable difficulty progressive, too. My only complaint is that several of the puzzles felt too focused on hiring narrow time windows. I'd prefer to have had fewer of these, but they aren't going to ruin my enjoyment of the game.
This game is cute, but don't let that fool you. This is an evil puzzle game that'll suck you in if you let it, but dammit it's fun
https://youtu.be/pd1nFnZuizs Emphasizing singular solutions the punishment for mistakes is heavily felt without a rewind option causing players to start over for a single misinput.
Not a Dumpy, Total Bumpy
A lot of silly fun. If you liked Adventures of Lolo, you'll probably like this one.
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