Möbler

About Möbler

Möbler is a single player survival platformer game with a fantasy theme. It was developed by Mobler and was released on February 20, 2019. It received positive reviews from players.

Play as Birdo in this infinite platformer. Jump on the falling furniture to reach new heights, but don't get squashed or eaten by the monster! Mobler is created by a student game development team consisting of 9 people. We would love for you to help us by downloading, playing and leaving a review! This will help us greatly.

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84%Audience ScoreBased on 86 reviews

graphics8 positive mentions

Unique and addictive gameplay concept resembling a 3D Tetris tower climb with falling furniture.
Cute, polished graphics and art style with engaging sound design and music.
Free to play and lightweight, accessible for casual and achievement hunters alike.

Frequent and persistent crashing issues, sometimes requiring workarounds or offline mode.
Lacks depth and progression, with limited content making it only interesting for a short time.
Limited control options and inconsistent menu navigation, making it less user-friendly, especially for left-handed players and those wanting camera control.

graphics
18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
44% positive mentions, 39% neutral mentions, 17% negative mentions
The graphics are generally described as cute, clean, and visually appealing with a distinct, polished art style that complements the gameplay. While not top-tier or highly detailed, the visuals are fitting for an infinite platformer and enhance the overall experience. Some users note minor issues like limited graphical options and occasional visibility challenges, but the design and animation receive consistent praise.
- “The team assembled to create this project clearly know what they are doing in all fields of game design, even extending to the aesthetics.”
- “The graphics are great and the music is great too!”
- “[design/art-style/graphics] - 10/10”
- “The graphics in this game are passable, but could be better.”
- “Pretty fun puzzle platformer, my main gripe is with a lack of any graphical options because I was playing between 25-30 FPS.”
- “At first sight, it reminded me of a game that would have been right at home on the Sega Saturn, only with improved graphics.”
gameplay
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67% positive mentions, 33% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
The gameplay offers simple, infinite tower-climbing platforming with a unique concept and polished mechanics, providing short-term fun and an engaging primary loop. While visually clean and distinct with good sound design, it lacks the depth and long-term engagement found in top-tier games. Overall, it’s enjoyable for brief sessions but may not sustain prolonged play.
- “The gameplay features simple platforming while furniture and appliances infinitely stack upon each other.”
- “[i]mobler[/i] is an infinite tower climbing game (created by the students of Breda University of Applied Sciences) reminiscent of classic runner titles involving a timer, platforming gameplay, and with the focus on furniture that rains from the heavens to create the tower you climb.”
- “However, I think this game is a lot of fun for the short amount of gameplay it provides.”
music
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33% positive mentions, 34% neutral mentions, 33% negative mentions
The music in the game is generally well-received, described as solid, great, and fitting with a retro vibe. While some find it basic, it complements the game's nostalgic feel and contributes positively to the overall experience.
- “By the way, the music is bloody great!”
- “Fun game, love the music :D”
- “The graphics are great and the music is great too!”
- “The sound mixing and overall design is not too great, the music is solid though.”
- “The music in Mobler is basic, and makes it feel even more like an old school Sega Saturn game.”
- “As a fan of retro games, I never mind a basic music score.”
story
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50% positive mentions, 17% neutral mentions, 33% negative mentions
The reviews for the story aspect are highly polarized, with some users criticizing the game for having no depth or meaningful storyline, while others praise it for its astonishing and complex narrative that deeply engages players.
- “The story in this game is absolutely astonishing.”
- “The deep complexities and nuance to the storytelling had me at the edge of my seat every second I was tabbed-in, and I could not keep my gaze away for more than a second before I felt a kind of bloodlust to continue on with the game.”
- “Now usually if a game had bad graphics and an amazing storyline + interesting characters I would still give it praise for such.”
- “There is no depth or story to this game whatsoever.”
- “If the developers wanted to add some storyline and different levels, I could see Mobler being a really cool title.”
atmosphere
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
0% positive mentions, 100% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
The game's atmosphere is uniquely impactful, evoking a blend of sadness and surprise that dynamically shifts the mood, keeping players emotionally engaged and excited throughout.