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I dropped the game as I wasn't hooked by the story and didn't really vibe with how the movement felt, that being said, it looks good and the main hub got a fair bit of secrets and exploration to do. It wasn't for me but I still think of it as an interesting game

This game is enjoyable, but this recommendation is also a warning. These levels are hard and will often feel unfair or downright frustrating. Two levels had me very close to uninstalling the game from frustration. There's a lot of cool stuff to find here, but also a lot of glitches, camera problems and self inflicted suffering. If you are into painful games like Super Meat Boy, you may take this as an upside.

NBB starts off seeming like a bomberman type game but with more jumping but it soon unveils secrets that put it closer to games like Fez, Portal or Tunic. I've really enjoyed exploring around the beautifully designed world, with the areas I've seen so far feeling really distinct. There's a solid challenge in the levels and secrets too, it's not just handed to you on a platter, but it all seems fair. I've always enjoyed games that distract you from the main questline in meaningful and satisfying ways and NBB definitely does this. Also can't believe it's a solo dev too. Highly recommend.

Absolutely great game! The main levels were at a nice difficulty curve, and has a surprising story that went in unexpected but fun directions. While a few points were frustrating, especially with a few boss moves, I wholeheartedly recommend this game to those wanting to try out a more unique platformer. Just be sure to dig deep and rip out the truth with your bare hands.

CUTE ROBOTS There's also so much more than meets the eye and it blows my mind! Should definitely do a blind run yourself and keep your eyes peeled!

The game was a fuzzy, blurry, hazy, dream of an experience. There was never a moment that felt tight, but nothing "too" cheap. Maybe a section too long without a checkpoint, but the game was fair enough to get through. I didn't waste my time playing it. There weren't really parts I enjoyed playing, just challenges I felt proud to overcome.