Bamboo EP

I've had this game for years, one of the first I ever bought on steam as a kid. Always come back to play it. It has such a calming aesthetic and is very nostalgic for me. The stylized graphics are a highlight for anyone. This game is perfect to pop in and play for a few minutes before you have to leave for work or get ready for school. Highly worth the money; recommend to anyone.

是一个挺休闲的小游戏，和自己的朋友一起对决，之前打折的时候入的，除了进入游戏要卡一会其他都正常（控制很难受啊啊啊）

Stupid GAME ——0/10 A self-righteous piece that's already immersed in its own stupid art. No guidance at all, just some boring and weird patterns. At the same time, the controls are super unintuitive and really messy. Almost every interface has a different way of operating, like the main menu (arrow keys) and the pause menu (if I remember correctly, it was tg), and they aren't even the same type of controls. Using tgfh to choose directions is really unique. Trying to add multiplayer on top of this is certainly an unusual move.

You'll mostly play this for Bamboo Heart. Closest I would compare that with is 'Nidhogg, but with a story'. I do like it although the controls can feel a bit clunky. Haven't really figured out Bamboo Moon's secrets yet. Which gives this game some extra time to mess around with.

Bamboo EP is an interesting little collection of games! Although it comes with a nifty little interactive menu screen with some fun easter eggs to discover, alongside the equally charming Bamboo Ball, the heart and soul of the game is easily Bamboo Heart. As many have already said, it gives very Nidhogg vibes but with a distinct samurai twist. With its focus on single player, it makes for a nice alternative for people who like that style of game! Definitely helps with replay-ability with different characters to unlock. That being said, if you are still itching to fight your friends as a samurai rabbit, Bamboo Heart also has a multiplayer mode called Bamboo Dual that supports up to 4 players! A word of warning though for keyboard players, I really struggled to work out what buttons are needed and it definitely meant it took a long time for me to get a grips on pretty much everything this has to offer. As much as I love Sokpops minimalist approach, it would be good to see basic button controls displayed alongside a keybinding option.

This is 3 games in one (title screen game + bamboo ball + bamboo heart) Bamboo ball is a 2 player game the others are single player. The main attraction is bamboo heart. Had most fun with it. Controls are a bit weird: arrows + x,a for title screen game wasd + x,esc and arrows + space,p for bamboo ball tfgh + vb for bamboo heart