Bobbi Adventure Reviews

What a cool, colorful game this Bobby is, I recommend it!

Suitable for a child. Complete the levels and stay alive.

jump across the islands into the abyss. the game needs improvement

Cute fun for a little kid. But I wish the game was cheaper.

Good puzzle game and good graphics

Simple platform game. Nice phisics. Not so bad music.

Apparently the developers felt the need to make keyboard support as bad as possible. Keyboard remapping is broken even after troubleshooting, so it's quite literally unplayable.

good 2-d platformer, with a fantasy world in which you need to collect apples, this game has nice graphics, and an excellent soundtrack

Very bright, fun and colorful game. Great for kids. Lots of different levels and mechanics. I highly recommend this game! You will not regret.

I expected to like Bobbi Adventure far more than I did. I enjoyed the original, to an extent. I beat it and felt absolutely no need to continue into Bobbi territory. It was fine, did what it did well, but as a gamer I need more than what was on offer to keep retreading that same territory over and over again. This is something Hades countered exceptionally well; even a terrible run still results in exquisitely voiced dialogue between characters, stories advance, upgrades get upgraded, and there’s a reason to continue once you’ve succeeded. Here, in Bobbi Adventure, we’ve got loads upon loads, scads upon scads of upgrades you have to incrementally earn with ever-increasing inflation costs. So if you want to feel yourself getting incrementally stronger – and I do mean incremental, here – you’ve got to have good money-making runs. And the best way to earn money is to load yourself up with some negative traits and retread old territory to farm chests and drops. And then you die, and spend your loot, and maybe you get some one-liner or text quip from an NPC to tide you over into the next run. And while, mechanically speaking, Bobbi Adventure is exceptionally competent – combat and platforming are both super tight – there’s not a lot going on gameplay-wise. There’s no depth to it. So expect to spend plenty of time jumping between difficult and easy biomes when you need to heal up, all the while performing the same set of moves for enemies you’ve seen run after run after run. I have no idea how many hours I’ve actually spent on this game, since I often pause and walk away for extended periods, but I want my hours back. I even googled for advice regarding cutting through the grind, and the best advice was, to paraphrase, “lock down the castle with the Architect and bang your head against the bosses until you git gud against them.” Ugh. What shot down my interest in the game was that there isn’t a difficulty curve. If you graph out the grinding requirements of this game visually, it’s a staircase of plateaus that reach into the heavens. Sure, you can go up there if you want. You can grind until you’re unstoppable. But you know that life on this rock is finite, right? Hell, I’ve got a baby, so my gaming hours are limited, and if I can find time to play a game, I want to feel like that time was well spent, rejuvenation- and recreation-wise. And there are other games out there that respect your lifespan’s fleeting nature more than Bobbi Adventure does.