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CINEMAX, s.r.o. / Dec 19, 2006 / Casual, Indie
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CompareGumboy has fun and novel gameplay set in a richly imagined world. With simple game controls, Gumboy lets the player bounce, roll, float, and fly through the world. Additionally, Gumboy can change size, shape and material.
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49% positive, 83 reviews
dont listent to negative review bchting about things that didnt matter back in 2006! they clearly dont know how to review a game this old they dont know their normie game standards make no sense for this game its just a gem ahead of its time (not our time) enjoy the vibe enjoy the art and atmosphere if you cant enjoy art this game aint for u cuz its too simple as intended to be enjoyed with its simplecity
1 found this helpful, 2026-06-08
Gumboy: Crazy Adventures is a physics-driven platform game developed and published by CINEMAX, s.r.o. that takes a highly imaginative approach to the genre. Instead of controlling a traditional hero armed with weapons or special attacks, players guide a living ball-shaped creature through a collection of colorful fantasy worlds filled with puzzles, environmental hazards, and momentum-based challenges. The game's...
2 found this helpful, 2026-06-01
I must say I am quite surprised by so many negative reviews. To me this little game is pure genius. There's something about it you just can't put your finger on... something strange, hard to define. The premise is utterly simple - roll left or right - but the game keeps adding new possibilities every level. And it doesn't make a fuzz about it. "Here's something completely new, it's there, who cares". The mechanics...
42 found this helpful, 2014-06-18
Gumboy - Crazy Adventures earns my first negative review. Campaign: Let's get started, the protagonist known as Gumboy is a ball (most likely made of gum) that can transform into different shapes by collecting different in game items. There are different story sections of the game: Tutorial, Magic Forest, Bean World, Summer Meadow, Underground, and Caves. Each section is about equal in length except Underground...
75 found this helpful, 2014-03-05
I really wasn't expecting this game to be good. Now that ive played it I can say, Its not that bad! Its has a really nice art style, some cool and unique power-ups, and some pleasant music. HOWEVER. Its very slow, the controls are very special to say the least and the game itself gets a bit repetetive. 6/10.
7 found this helpful, 2015-08-11
A very underrated game. The game suffers from hard to understand physics (you bounce all over the place and bop over the smallest edges) making tight jumps hard to pull off (and there are plenty of those). However, the game is not that long, has outstanding visuals, and in short bursts is quite fun. You can see the imagination oozing from the design of the game, and for 5€ (or less), this is a game that no one...
5 found this helpful, 2017-11-23
Look, this game is kind of clunky and it feels a little aged. It's kind of a physics-based puzzle platformer, like those that were popular before or during the early days of the indie games boom. If you are really into this type of games, maybe you'll find some fun. But the unpredictable controls and kind of boring progression can turn this game into frustration quickly. Even though I didn't complete it, it was...
2 found this helpful, 2021-03-16
Your goal in "Gumboy - Crazy Adventures", is to score points by getting as many diamonds (at least I think they are diamonds) as you can. At the start of the game you are a ball, which can roll around but if you pick specific powerups you can transform into something else which can either fly or bounce. Gumboy looks pretty nice and it's not that bad of a game but the gameplay will only enjoy you for a short while. I...
16 found this helpful, 2015-05-17
Although I will readily admit this game has some issues, I did find it a fun little casual physics game. Unfortunately it's really dated and either doesn't support controllers or doesn't like mine. I also had issues with multi-monitor and 4K display throwing it for a bit of a loop, but a quick change to 1920x1080 fullscreen fixed it. I still recommend the game because I did find it enjoyable to mess around and learn...
1 found this helpful, 2021-01-06
I don't even really know why this is in my library or where I got it, and I definitely don't know what it is. Being serious, though, this is a really low-quality physics "platformer" where you just use frustrating controls to roll around and collect little gems. Definitely miss this.
2 found this helpful, 2019-05-12