Lobber Reviews

Gud game. Much fun. Must buy.

Fun design, good game play, responsive controls, and replayable. Overall, it gud. :^)

This is not a game where you progress through levels like a single player campaign. Instead you go on roguelike runs until you are killed by hordes of spawning enemies. You must then start entirely over from the beginning, which I tend not to enjoy. There are also no difficulty settings and health does not replenish when starting a new level in order to increase the difficulty even more. There is also only one graphic setting of low to ultra. Gameplay is very repetitive and frustrating and tossing skulls is highly inaccurate. Overall, the game plays like you would expect a five dollar game to play. Maybe it's worth messing around with once or twice for this price, However, I see no reason to keep this game in my library and I most certainly cannot recommend it.

Love the game, and I will not create a bad AI copypasta trend...

When I first downloaded this game, a heavenly glow descended over my pc. I noticed my computer running faster and making less noise. Suddenly my hulu subscription had no ads and I was cured of my hydrocele, vericose veins in my legs, my lupus and rickets and also my spastic colon. I no longer feel pain, only deific serenity and the occasional apotheosis like ecstasy whenever I play Lobber. My father died in '02 but I can now speak to him through the beyond when playing this game. I firmly believe that if there is ever a lobber sequel, it will cure cancer. As a side note, this game is real punchy n fun.

Very fun to play! Love using the bone abilities. My two favorite being the spin and the shotgun! I would like to see maybe a mobile version!

Lotsa fun if you want to mess around with some really neat combat mechanics! The difficulty for the game progresses quite rapidly, so it takes some skill to get to the later stages. It's a fun little universe of beatin' up skeletons! Some cool things I really liked: - You can take advantage of the bomb enemies to help you clear out crowds - Lots of decals in the environment when you interact with it! (Cacti getting chopped, marks on the ground when bombs explode) - You can take cover in certain areas to avoid the necromancer's fireballs - Spinning in dense areas causes mass destruction - Funky music Only bug I could find is that I occasionally clipped through the stage near some slopes, albeit only a few times Some personal recommendations for the game if it were to be updated: - Maybe some kind of skill point system would be really cool so you can progressively get stronger - Some more objectives like surviving for a time limit or limiting yourself to only one move set - Something in-game to give us a little bit of Lobber Lore - Steam achievements, I love me some Steam achievements. Please, I beg of you Overall, good time killer, recommend if you like yourself a standard hack and slash

A very small game, but it's relatively deep complexity and the tension it creates make for a very fun experience. I really like how the special moves are logical extensions of the normal moves, and the patches on the ground to show where the dash can cross gaps is a nice bit of design. Combined with the appealing visuals it makes for an enjoyable experience that I definitely recommend.

Lobber is a fun, hack and slash game. It has several different play styles depending on how you wish to play. Fun game to play!

Played this game at Boston Indies and immediately went home and bought it! Controls are super fluid even on keyboard. Graphics are nice, music is catchy, and the game is immensely satisfying to pick up and mess around with for a little while. Great job guys! P.S. shout-out to Ryan from the development team who was at the event I went to. Super passionate and friendly student who turned a school project into a great game! (it's Max from the event if you're reading this Ryan! c:) All in all, definitely would recommend. Game is super fun.