Gabbuchi
SCORE: 85
Aksys Games is really branching out with
their publishing of video games. Gabbuchi is a fine example of this. I
have no idea where this game came from. I have no idea what possessed
h.a.n.d. Inc. to develop Gabbuchi. What I do know is this is a fun
little puzzle game. Gabbuchi forces families to look at problems from
different perspectives.
We can create our own levels in Gabbuchi if you are done with the one
hundred and eighty levels that come with this downloadable only video
game. Gabbuchi can be found on the Personal Computer (Steam), and
Playstation 4. Family Friendly Gaming was given a digital download code
for Gabbuchi on the Playstation 4. I am thankful for that.
Gabbuchi is pretty small in terms of download size. This video game is
only 121.5 megabytes in size. It will not eat up a lot of hard drive
space. Gabbuchi looks like a Gameboy game in some ways. We have black
and white mainly in Gabbuchi. There is a bit of color with the pinkish
red blocks. Graphically Gabbuchi does not impress.
The music is really catchy in Gabbuchi. I loved listening to it while
solving the levels. That one person clapping after beating a level was a
bit weird though. The goal in Gabbuchi is simple. Find and eat the heart
shaped cookie. We can also eat blocks and other food in Gabbuchi. If we
are white and the block is white then we will eat it. If we are white
and the block is pinkish red then we can stand on it.
Can you see some of the gameplay mechanics in Gabbuchi? When you first
start to play this game you must go through a quick tutorial which
explains the controls, and gives you some insight onto why it is a good
idea to not eat all of the blocks in a level. You will not always be
able to get to higher places if you eat all of them.
I had fun playing Gabbuchi on the Playstation 4. This puzzle video game
can get frustrating and difficult at times. Thankfully we unlock new
worlds pretty quickly. Not every single level needs to be played in
Gabbuchi if you get stuck somewhere. I hope to see more games like
Gabbuchi in the future. I wonder what a 3D Gabbuchi would be like.
- Yolanda
Graphics: 70%
Sounds: 85%
Replay/Extras: 100%
Gameplay: 80%
Family Friendly Factor: 90%
System: PC/PS4(tested)
Publisher: Aksys Games
Developer: h.a.n.d. Inc.
Rating: ‘E’ - Everyone SIX and OLDER ONLY
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