- March 17, 2022
- Intrepid Marmot
- 10h median play time
Buggos
Platforms
About
Buggos is a single-player strategy game with a hilarious plot about a young hive mind bent on world domination. As you control the Buggos swarm, you'll engage in an RTS auto-battler, evolving your army and breeding your best bugs to defeat human opponents. With over 120 evolutions to customize your swarm and challenging enemies to conquer, Buggos offers exceptional gameplay and a grind that's hard to resist.









- Fun and addictive gameplay that allows players to control a swarm of bugs to overwhelm enemies.
- The evolution tree provides meaningful upgrades and customization options for different strategies.
- The game has a charming art style and humorous elements that enhance the overall experience.
- The game can become repetitive and lacks depth, with many levels feeling similar and strategies becoming predictable.
- Difficulty spikes in later levels and DLC can be frustrating, often requiring specific strategies to succeed.
- The price point is considered too high for the amount of content, with many players suggesting it should be lower.
- story182 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The game's story is described as simple and cute, providing a lighthearted backdrop to the gameplay, though many players feel it lacks depth and could benefit from more content. While some find the humor charming, others criticize the writing quality and brevity, noting that the narrative mainly serves as a vehicle for the gameplay rather than a compelling element on its own. Overall, the story adds a bit of personality to the game, but it is not a significant draw for most players.
“There's a cute little story at the beginning; this game has a lot of soul.”
“The story is a rather simple but humorous take on the rebellious son who wants a place of his own to live by his own rules.”
“For the positives, I'll have to say the story, despite being small, was pretty cute; I got a chuckle out of it.”
“The story has maybe twenty lines of text to it, and those twenty lines are half-filled with spelling and grammar mistakes, and smack of a 13-year-old writing it.”
“The plot simply 'exists' so the gameplay is really the only reason to play it and it pulls that off fairly well.”
“I wish there was more of a story though apart from the intro since it has the potential to have goofy humor and parody/reference movies like 'Aliens', etc.”