- April 19, 2022
- echomune
Roly Poly
Platforms
About
This is an adventure and platforming game where you play as a Roly Poly. You know, one of those bugs you sometimes see outside, often when lifting up a rock? They might be regional or found all over the world? Basically they're these insects that roll into a ball, it's literally all they're known for. Game Features: Roll into a ball. Explore a forest from a tiny perspective. Climb on sticks a…






- The game offers a charming and lighthearted exploration experience with humorous dialogue and unexpected moments.
- There are several endings and achievements that enhance the gameplay, making it enjoyable to seek out secrets and hidden areas.
- The game has a unique concept that can be uplifting and entertaining, providing a fun experience despite its crude graphics.
- The lack of a jump button and limited movement options can be frustrating and detract from the overall gameplay experience.
- The game can feel artificially prolonged due to progress resets after reaching different endings, limiting exploration in a single run.
- The aesthetics and world design could use more effort, as the game lacks character and depth in its environments.
humor
6 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe humor in the game is characterized by self-aware, lighthearted dialogue and unexpected moments that contribute to its charm, despite the crude graphics. Players appreciate the funny endings and overall quirky exploration, which enhance the enjoyment of the experience. While it may not make the best first impression, those who give it a chance often find it rewarding.
“The whole thing was actually kinda charming if you don't mind some crude 3D graphics. It does not make the best first impression, but if you give it a chance, it's self-aware enough to make the experience enjoyable. There are a few really funny endings which I think salvaged this purchase.”
“(+) If you do enjoy just strange exploration games, there is a lot of lighthearted humor and, let's just say, some unexpected moments.”
“Liked the chuckling dialogue and hats.”