Natari at the Bubble Planet

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Natari at the Bubble Planet is a single player role playing game. It was developed by Caliburn Studio and was released on December 13, 2017. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

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graphics4 positive mentions

gameplay3 negative mentions

The game features charming visuals with a cute art style that creates a pleasant atmosphere.
The gameplay is simple and intuitive, making it suitable for short, relaxing gaming sessions.
The game offers an interesting concept with multiple endings and engaging character interactions.

The dialogue can be repetitive and poorly translated, leading to frustration during gameplay.
The game lacks variety in gameplay mechanics, making it feel monotonous over time.
Many players found the overall experience too short and felt that the story was rushed or incomplete.

story
13 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
23%
54%
23%
The story of "Natari at the Bubble Planet" follows a young girl named Natari as she navigates her bond with magical creatures called bubbles, but the narrative is criticized for being rushed and inconsistent, leaving players feeling unsatisfied and disconnected from the characters. While the game's art style is praised, many reviewers found the dialogue poor and the plot lacking depth, resulting in an unfinished feeling by the end. Overall, the story has potential but suffers from execution issues that detract from the overall experience.
- “The game's background story is quickly rushed through in the intro video, a brief synopsis however is that it follows a young girl named Natari who is making a decision about which creature named Bubbles she should bond with. These creatures have seemingly magic powers in very narrow areas (though what they can actually do is only hinted at) and they also require compatibility tests with a possible bonding human, and a human can only ever bond with two in their life.”
- “The style of the game is very cute, as is the storyline.”
- “'Natari at the Bubble Planet' was a cute game with a lovely art style and an interesting story.”
- “The game's background story is quickly rushed through in the intro video. A brief synopsis is that it follows a young girl named Natari who is making a decision about which creature named Bubbles she should bond with. These creatures have seemingly magical powers in very narrow areas, though what they can actually do is only hinted at. They also require compatibility tests with a possible bonding human, and a human can only ever bond with two in their life.”
- “I found the game hard to follow at times, and after finishing the 'art bubble' storyline, I felt like the ending was cut short.”
- “The plot is inconsistent and leaves you with a sense of something left unfinished.”
graphics
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
57%
29%
14%
The graphics of the game are widely praised for their adorable art style and charming character designs, contributing to an enjoyable gameplay experience. Players appreciate the cute and memorable visuals, which enhance the overall atmosphere and storytelling. However, some users express a sense of unease with certain graphical elements, likening them to the uncanny valley.
- “I like the artwork.”
- “'Natari at the Bubble Planet' was a cute game with a lovely art style and an interesting story.”
- “This game was honestly such a joy to play around with and the art style was simply adorable.”
- “The graphics settings, along with the music, give me an uncanny valley depression.”
gameplay
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
17%
33%
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The gameplay is criticized for being minimal, with many players noting that it consists of a significant amount of unskippable dialogue and poorly translated text, leading to frustration. While some appreciate its unique visual novel style and the attempt at incorporating gameplay elements, the overall experience is marred by clunky mechanics and numerous spelling errors, making it less appealing to a broader audience.
- “The game looks lazy at first, too much text and less gameplay... not for everyone I guess, but it's a unique kind of visual novel.”
- “Whilst suffering from many spelling and grammar errors in translation and clunky gameplay, it's been hovering in my Steam list for a while due to its positive reviews.”
- “It gives me strong visual novel vibes while having more gameplay to it, like a free RPG.”
music
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
The music in the game is generally considered forgettable and lacks cohesion, with some players feeling it contributes to an overall sense of disconnection in the game's atmosphere. While the visuals are striking, the soundtrack does not enhance the experience, leaving a mixed impression on players.
- “The game is visually attractive at a glance; however, the art design seems all over the place and of varying quality and styles. Images don't match locations, and the soundtrack is utterly forgettable.”
- “Settings, with graphics and music, gives me uncanny valley depression.”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be tedious, often hindered by unskippable text, and many feel that it requires excessive time investment, likening it to needing a second life to fully engage with the content.
- “Tedious unskippable text.”
- “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
stability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
Users have reported issues with stability, specifically highlighting glitches related to choices in the game. These glitches can disrupt gameplay and affect the overall experience.
- “There are frequent glitches that disrupt gameplay.”
- “The game crashes unexpectedly, making it frustrating to play.”
- “I encountered multiple bugs that affected my overall experience.”
emotional
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game is noted for its short length but is praised for being sweet and heartwarming, evoking strong emotional responses from players.
- “While incredibly short, this game is super sweet and heartwarming to play!”

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Natari at the Bubble Planet is a role playing game.

Natari at the Bubble Planet is available on PC, Mac OS, Windows and Linux.

Natari at the Bubble Planet was released on December 13, 2017.

Natari at the Bubble Planet was developed by Caliburn Studio.

Natari at the Bubble Planet has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its graphics but disliked it for its story.

Natari at the Bubble Planet is a single player game.

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