Its quirky art style and affable characters are unique, even though its gameplay might look a little Animal Crossing. It’s a quirky life simulator, with dancing, farming, and collecting cute creatures in a game that seems to smoosh together several popular genres. I won’t go into much more detail about that but try to focus on what to expect from the game itself.ĭespite the setback and such a negative reception in the community, work on Ooblets carried on as normal. The Ooblets trailer still has several hundred dislikes but much of the heat in the situation has become a thing of the past. Over the past year, there have been several dozen free games offered by Epic and this has almost, but not totally, quietened its haters. This was back in 2019 when the hatred of Epic’s platform was at a hysteric peak.
💖 to all the folks who have supported us through this journey /2BvSrCxKi7 It's been a long road with a lot of ups and downs, but we're really excited to have people start playing. Our small studio's first game is releasing tomorrow after four years of development. It’s not the first time, and it won’t be the last, that developers are targeted for taking on-board Epic’s cash. It’s the first game from the studio and a game brought to life from the minds of Rebecca Cordingley and Ben Wasser.Īt the time of its announcement the studio and its two members were thrown into some internet troubles with many vocally disliking their decision to opt into the EGS exclusivity deal on PC. Ooblets is a life simulation game developed by a small team called Glumberland.
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