Uurnog Uurnlimited
Nifflas Games · 2017 · Indie, Platformer, Puzzle, Puzzle Platformer
PC
Very Positive82% · 78
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About Uurnog Uurnlimited
Enter the wacky & whimsical world of Uurnog Uurnlimited, where you have only one goal: find your way around the world, and steal all the animals! Why?
Because they’re adorable, and because video games.
Uurnog Uurnlimited is a delightfully silly 2D platformer inspired by games like Super Mario Bros. 2, Lyle in Cube Sector, and Dyad. Play single-player or co-op, explore the world through its many mysterious doors, solve puzzles and gather the items and animals needed in your Save Room. Careful though — the Save Room also saves your mistakes (urr nurr!)
What else does it have, you ask? Chaotic neutral NPCs that can mess with your game! Algorithmic music that adapts to the gameplay!
It's uurnbelievable! It's uurnexplainable! It's Uurnog Uurnlimited!
Key Featuurnes:
• CLASSIC 2D PUZZLE PLATFORMER: Solve puzzles and collect animals, then bring them back to your Save Room.
• CHALLENGING BOSS FIGHTS: Survive long enough and you may even meet the Uurnog!
• SWEET ALGORITHMIC MUSIC: Adapts the melody, tempo, key, and more to the gameplay.
• PLAY SOLO OR SHARED SCREEN CO-OP: Real talk: everything is better when you’re playing with a friend as an adorable puppy, right?
• MULTIPLE ENDINGS: Shhhh. I hear there may even be some secrets to discover… ;)
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
A weird puzzle sandbox that can be interesting at first, but it often feels more confusing than fun. The game encourages experimentation, though the lack of clear direction makes a lot of it feel aimless rather than rewarding. There are moments of charm and chaos, but they don’t always come together into something satisfying. It’s an okay experience, but not one I’d strongly recommend unless you really like experimental indie games.6 found this helpful
[h1] Simple platformer with unusual visuals. Plays similar to Super Mario Bros. 2 where you pull things up, throw them and go through multiple doors. Might seem confusing at first because of few objectives to do at the same time but it's fairly simple. Level design is good and interesting puzzles will make your bald or hairy head scratch with toes. Use human hands to play this one aND DON'T BE UURNOG. [/h1]4 found this helpful
Absolutely phenomenal. One of the most unique puzzlers I've ever played. Raw exploration and creativity scaled the the max, and no handholding. Think Animal Crossing meets The Witness, and with some of the alchemy from Noita.
Uurnog Uurnlimited is an imaginative and delightfully unconventional puzzle-platformer developed by Nifflas Games and published by Raw Fury. Rather than following the familiar formula of rescuing kingdoms or battling world-ending threats, the game embraces a much stranger premise. Players are dropped into a surreal universe where the primary objective is to gather and rescue adorable creatures while navigating a world filled with odd machinery, peculiar characters, and environmental puzzles. This unusual concept immediately gives the game a distinct identity and sets the tone for an experience driven by curiosity, experimentation, and playful creativity. The game's greatest strength lies in its sandbox-inspired approach to puzzle solving. Nearly every object encountered throughout the adventure can be interacted with in some meaningful way. Players can carry items, throw them, stack them, transport them between areas, or use them to manipulate the environment. This flexibility allows puzzles to feel organic rather than scripted. Instead of presenting a single obvious solution, many situations encourage experimentation, rewarding players who think outside the box. The result is a c…
nice
I like it.
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