Blippo+

Wonderfully weird and delightfully low budget interactive TV experience. Beware, buyer, this is not a game in the traditional sense, but instead you switch through channels and watch short TV shows that look like they were inspired by 90s public-access television. Despite the lack of gameplay, I had a blast with Blippo+ and it's menagerie of weirdos. May this review be a ray of light in a cloudy mind. As always, stay attuned.

I initially had a lot of hope stumbling upon this being an avid [adultswim] fan. However, this feels like something that should of come out 10-15 years ago. It feels dated even though thats the theme and premise of it. It just feels like an old [adultswim] show or video. I think they should just upload this "game" onto a blippo+ youtube channel and it would be way more successful that way they could keep adding tv channels/uploading videos and build it up into a huge channel overtime. As a game, there isnt much interactivity, got repetitive quick and I didnt feel much progression, it has some moments of mild chuckles n clever wit in its comedy but it unfortunately doesn't fully hit the mark for me. HEY DEVS. MAKE A BLIPPO+ YOUTUBE CHANNEL!

When Blippo+ started being broadcast here on Earth it consumed my life i need one thousand full-length episodes of Rubber Report and Quizzards, yesterday

Bippo plus is a sort of interactive movie where you surf across different channels on a broadcast coming from another universe , it's got different parodies that mirror the popular genre that defined 90's television. there is not a lot of interactivity beyond switching channel and once in a while receiving a new packets of channels and programs to watch , there is a broad story and Blippo plus has an interesting story about the peoples of another planet that found the ''bend'' with which they had been experimenting with but don't fully understand yet. each program are average but the whole experience of going through the channels and trying to watch everything is pretty well done , sadly , the only downside is that the whole thing end in a cliffhanger right when things start getting good and actually fun to watch. for the price it is a decent experience even if it's could have been much better.

The fact that 80% of the videos just aren't that entertaining in the slightest is this games greatest sin. The basic idea behind this game is excellent but the execution leaves alot to be desired. The fact that each segment is so short breaks the "Watching TV" immersion. Padding like "Bushwalker" and whatever that "Soda bubbling" thing was just needed to be removed entirely. There's also just not that much variety. The "LGBT theatre kid" vibes just feel the same for each segment. We really needed more clips like the one with the stopmotion dog to change up the monotony. Better segments with a higher budget would do wonders for something like this. Ultimately it just feels like binge watching the subpar youtube channel of a mid comedy troupe without being able to skip. I got to package six or seven and i just got bored and quit.

Blippo+ is the type of experimental, arthouse game that makes me wonder if I am too much of a normie to appreciate outsider art. It allows players to flip between alien television channels to view short skits, and there is an overarching first contact narrative. The format allows the writing to live in a constant state of arch camp that probably would not work in something more conventional. Blippo+'s central mechanic is not structured around any goals or challenges, but I actually found the storytelling and worldbuilding to be quite engaging. However, Blippo+ rolls credits with nary a satisfying ending in sight - it feels deeply incomplete.

This game made me forget YouTube even exists

a collection of a bunch of esoteric and weird "alien" videos produced like old TV. a novel concept, but not a game. only get on HEAVY SALE if interested