Kabuto Park

I loved this game, very cozy and simple but still quite fun. It doesn't feel repetitive despite the mechanics, kept me playing for a while! I often find myself coming back to it for a bit of peace.

동심으로 돌아간 것 같은 기분 하나로 커버되는 게임 UI라던가 전체적인 디자인이 통일되게 귀여워서 좋음 근데 애들이 너무 나약함 왠지 그래서 더 어울린다 싶긴 한데 순수 재미는 아쉬운 부분

[h3]TL;DR Will I Like It?[/h3] If you're looking for an charming, low-stakes collect-a-thon Pokemon-esque game, with a bug theme, this is an easy recommendation. Especially good for kids. [h3]Full review[/h3] I use a plus + and minus - system for how significantly each item improved or affected my experience. +++ Extremely cute hand-drawn-like aesthetic. Each insect and kid and area is beautifully drawn and animated. ++ Music and SFX are good. ++ Game is very simple and easy, but I think this is actually a strength in this case. The core gameplay loop is: catch bugs with net, build a team, sell bugs you don't want, level up your team, compete in the tournament. The catching bugs is a timing minigame which is very forgiving and can be made even easier. Building a good team requires recognising big number better than small number, and maybe reading card abilities, but a max level of any bug is strong. The tournament has no consequences for losing, and you mostly watch the bugs play tug of war, occasionally giving them a boost with ability cards. There's no real failure state. You can't even brick your save by selling all your bugs by accident. Kids especially will probably enjoy the mechanics. However, adults may find the gameplay loop too simple. I have the 'tism, so I loved the calm and safe vibes. The one possible danger area is the shop. If the player buys too many consumables, they may become unable to buy necessary permanent upgrades. Coins are a limited resource. + Plenty of accessibility options for tailoring difficulty to the player. - Linux native build has no sound. Can be fixed by properties > compatibility ~ > Force Proton 11. - Some of the animations, loading screens, and transitions were a bit long with no way to skip them. I found myself frequently waiting for the "ok" button to appear. It's also missing a "replay" button for the level you're catching bugs. - Controller support isn't quite there. You can manage it with manually moving the cursor with the right stick, but the left stick will skip over buttons and behave a bit strangely. I'd use a mouse for this one if possible, it seems primarily designed around mouse / touchscreen. Obviously keyboard required for custom names. - Catching bugs can get a bit repetitive after a while. There's not much to mix it up, and no real way to influence your chances of finding a rare bug, so you kind of just keep going back to the same map repeatedly. I don't think kids will mind as much though. [h3]Disclaimer[/h3] My reviews are based on my personal opinions and experiences. They’re not intended to be objective statements about the game, so it’s perfectly fine if your experience and opinion are different from mine.

cute n short

lindimais, muito divertido e engraçadinho

Wonderful game. Catch & Battle type game. I love the different varieties of bugs you can catch to use in battle or just to keep. I love the graphics of the game (gives a home-drawn feeling). Cool little characters. Cutesy aesthetic, relaxing and chill, lots of fun. Would love to see online multiplayer bug battles if possible, think that would be a great time with friends. Thank you dev :)

잼민이들 사이에서 최강되기! 이게 어른의 뇌다!!! 귀엽고 재밌습니다