Biglands: A Game Made By Kids Reviews

This game is great! My six year old daughter loves it!

I'm a sucker for Platform games and I love the style of this one...looks great and plays very well too! Nicely done...!!!

After beating Dark Souls NG++++++ with a rock band controler, I thought I could beat anything. I was wrong. You'd have to be a moron to try to beat cloud level 3. I died to bad level design more often than I did to Ornstein and Smough. This game is completely broken. Not even made by kids, either. As a side note, I would gladly pay twice this games price for the music.

Not very good at all. The challenge is pretty minimal, and is provided mostly by having to avoid annoying botomless pits instead of dealing with enemies. Definitely stear clear - kids have great imaginations but are not so great at implementing a good challenge.

Not sure what it means by "thousands" of items. but there are a decent amount of stuff involved in the game. I'm not that far into it but I thought like it meant like usable items..not "craft materials" Just my suggestion but it might not be wise to say there are Thousands to collect. I feel slightly miss lead. Otherwise the game its self is pretty good :3

The game isn't great, but would of gotten a positive review for the backstory of the game IF it was free. Got pretty bored in 10 minutes, ended up with not so fun gameplay. Should have been free.

This is delightful, as fun as DLC Quest or Knights of Pen and Paper. The squiggly graphics are crisp and abstract and the lettering is surprisingly very legible. The NPC comments are hilarious in an unexpected way. The controls feel fine using a 360-controller, about as good as minecraft imo. Be warned, this game is hard. It quickly ramps up at the start of level 3 of the first land. ...also, someone mentioned that the music is epic. I couldn’t agree more. Fantastic.

Best fucking game I have ever played in my entire life. This game single-handedly changed my life, and made me realize the values in life itself.

This game feels like it was made and supervised by some redneck uncle named Jerry who was like; "Hey kids, come here and help your uncle make a quick buck with this here diploma in computers I done won in high school. Just give me yer drawins cause Uncle Jerry ain't too good at them picture making abilities. And maybe Jerry will make himself enough money that he can finally pay of this potato of a computer that I will be designing it all with."

pros: novel graphics, ocassionally humorous visuals or writing, there is a drive to progress due to novelty in weapons and enemies. cons: platformings sections are too common and too tedious, enemies will knock you off a platform forcing you to repeat an entire platforming section, or even the whole level if you fall to your death, which is very easy with how little the player can see below them. the parts that might have been humerous or even annoying become very annoying with how often you have to repeat them, be it dialouge, visuals, or gameplay. knockback is the only thing that kills you, usually by knocking you into an instant death pit. navigating the overworld is super tedious, and features platforming segments that only waste your time. I would not reccomend this game except to a child who can't distinguish quality from not or a type of masochist who loves being annoyed. if you are even a little impatiant you will hate this game.