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IonFX / Mar 19, 2009 / Casual, Indie
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CompareObulis can literally be learned in seconds, but the puzzles will keep you thinking for hours.
| Part | Your PC | MinimumNot sure |
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| CPU | Not set | 1.0 GHz Processor Can't tell |
| GPU | Not set | DirectX compatible 64 MB graphics card Can't tell |
| RAM | Not set | 128 MB RAM Can't tell |
Mostly Positive
79% positive, 414 reviews
Drop balls to the vase. You have to be very precise, cut chain at the right moment to make them fall. Levels are designed so they roll through obstacles and right color must get into right place. Right timing is necessary. Not very interesting.
6 found this helpful, 2026-06-03
Such a fun little physics puzzle game, a shame it's not available any more.
0 found this helpful, 2026-06-24
A challenging puzzle game but I enjoyed it.
10 found this helpful, 2026-04-16
It's a fun puzzle game.
0 found this helpful, 2026-06-24
This is a long review so if you just want a summary of why I recommend this game skip to Results and read from there. IonFX makes a fun little puzzle game that produces a special world that combines Newtons three laws with gravity pushing your puzzle solving to the test. With sweet music and pleasant level design Obulis offers a deceivingly peaceful play through. Gameplay: After nine fearless hours I have completed...
33 found this helpful, 2014-02-26
I purchased this game and finished every puzzle in about 10 hours. Most of this time was spent on the timing puzzles. While the puzzle genre is full of mediocre puzzle games, Obulis is one that is worth playing. The physics behind the game are great and some of the puzzles are truly devilish. As with any puzzler, there isn't much re-playability since once you know how to do a puzzle, well, you know how to do that...
49 found this helpful, 2013-12-02
A few days ago, I crafted a Steam badge. In the resulting level-up, I was rewarded with a 90% off coupon for a game called Obulis. Checking the store page, I figured the game looked interesting enough, and because the coupon cut the total price down to a meager €0.50, I saw no pain in buying it, especially with all the other games I bought and have yet to even touch. It's a purchase I do not regret. If you like...
18 found this helpful, 2015-04-03
I've played some other puzzle games with a "cut the rope" mechanic, enjoyed them a lot, but compared to them, this one is annoying. The first annoyance is the highlight-left-click-right-click mechanic: why do I need a double click to execute a single, defined action? I can see how that might be an necessity so thick-fingered users on a small phone don't tap the wrong chain by accident, but on a tablet this is...
30 found this helpful, 2014-04-01
Obulis is a puzzle game that utilizes physics in order for you to solve the puzzles. You have multicolored balls that must reach a given pocket or hole. In order to do so you'll have to figure out the proper order and timing on when to release them from their dangling/swinging chain, or when you need to move them with the click of a mouse. I really liked this game, it was very simple to play, but at times very...
13 found this helpful, 2015-08-21
Game uses Newton's laws of motion... and nothing else. So forget about real physics. Puzzles are either easy or they require perfect timing - that with addition of poor mechanic of cutting rope (you have to select it first - so you need 2 clicks to actually cut it off) makes some of them really hard (in a bad way). Also you can do whole puzzle perfectly and ball will stuck - in that case you need some retries - doing...
11 found this helpful, 2017-01-21