Foodie Bear

It's a fun and short platformer with surprisingly good music. If you like such games and/or bears I definitely recommend checking it out! Be The (Fat) Bear.

One of the best untold stories in video game history that I never experienced! What a gruesome and wonderful adventure this game was. I can't wait for the sequel that I'm sure "Deep Black Studios" has been cooking up for the last few years. Now onto the review itself... I've been wanting to review this game ever since I played it a while back. It was introduced to me by a prostitute I once visited in a foreign country (forgot her name?). Anyway, the sexual intercourse was subpar at best, but I'm glad I got some gems out of it. Foodie Bear... oh Foodie Bear! He's a silly little guy, as many would tell you, always hungry and never stopping. But did you know our hero was actually starved to death the whole time? That's why he went on a very long and supersillyous eating rampage throughout the town! Everyone else was actually a flying fat-ass that got righteously eaten away until Foodie reached standard bear mass. This town was ruled by a very evil and ruthless System that killed Foodie Bear and left him beyond anorexic and in a state of severe psychosis, so our hero devised a devious plan to get back at them! Foodie's newfound delirium allowed him to adopt a harmless and kawaii app…

I identify as a Foodie Bear myself and as a Foodie Bear, I can wholeheartedly recommend this cute chonky platform game that is ridiculous and adorable,

Foodie Bear, developed and published by Deep Black Studio, is an indie platformer that builds its entire identity around a delightfully strange concept. Instead of collecting items to become stronger or unlocking abilities that make traversal easier, players control a hungry bear whose constant eating gradually becomes his biggest obstacle. His ultimate goal is to attend the legendary Ice Cream Festival, but reaching it is anything but simple. Every snack consumed adds to his size and weight, turning a cheerful adventure into a balancing act between progress and survival. It's an unusual premise that immediately distinguishes the game from the crowded catalog of 2D platformers available on Steam. The game's central mechanic is both its greatest strength and its biggest challenge. As Foodie Bear devours treats scattered throughout the levels, his expanding body alters how he moves, jumps, and reacts to the environment. Early stages feel manageable, but before long, players must contend with sluggish movement and increasingly awkward platforming sequences. The design intentionally embraces inconvenience, creating a constant tension between laughter and frustration. There is a genuin…

Fun platformer

the game looks good but the stages are hard some are little easy could u make them all a little easy thats all i wanted also wheres the double jump? i have one more to collect it but when i look at the shop its not there