It really is beautiful and the images in this review don’t do it justice as all as it is so much better looking on the screen. The look of the game was what drew me to it in the first place. It has looks of strange and wonderful hand-drawn graphics that just pop out of the screen at you. Ask questions of the creatures you find Visuals and Controls
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So again it was a case of trial and error, but I managed it and completed the game.
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It is explained to you how to use the flower arranger but not in any great detail. Using flower notes you have collected in the course of the game you can make the shields and keys.Īgain, this is another area in the game where I wasn’t sure what I was doing. The flower arranger is used to create shields and shield keys to allow Nara to proceed in the game. The flower arranger Flower ArrangerĪfter looking around a few rooms on the space station you’re shown how to use the flower arranger. Combining items was more of an exercise in let’s click this and put it with this item and see what happens. It wasn’t a frustrating experience at all, unlike some other games can be. I did find that half the time I was playing the game I hadn’t much of an idea of what I was meant to do but I found that to be part of the fun of the game. Some of the puzzles require you to mix items together that you have found, or put the parts back into the correct place on a robot. You’ll pick up lots of strange items in your expedition around the space station, such as little light sprites who help to solve some puzzles. Growbot is a typical point and click game. Starbelly alien hologram Meet some Weird and Wonderful Creatures Brainapilla also shows up in the games menu bar at the side of the screen, Brainapilla will jiggle in the menu if it can offer help. From then on Brainapilla acts as an in-game hint system to nudge you in the right direction. Meeting Brainapilla.īrainapilla takes up residence in the dome of Nara’s head. When you interact with the creature you discover that this is Nara’s biological companion, Brainapilla. You see, in one of the rooms across the hall from Nara’s bedroom, you will find a pink squishy like creature sitting upon a shelf. It becomes slightly clearer as to why she has a dome as her head once you have played a few minutes of the game.
What are the strange crystals? Dome-Headed RobotĪs you can see in the images, Nara is a dome-headed robot.
I don’t want to go into the storyline in great detail as you really should experience it for yourself. You take control of Nara as she try to solve the mystery of the alien crystals and find her missing friends, fixing machinery, and searching for the captain aboard a space station called Kew. After Nira’s first night on the space station, she awakens to find everyone is missing and strange invasive alien crystals have sprouted up all over the space station. Nara has been sent from her home to begin her training to become a captain aboard the Ventral space station. In Growbot you play as Nara, a little titular robot who lives aboard a biopunk space station.
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I’ve been following the game’s development for a while and I’ve played the demo during the Steam fest, so I couldn’t wait to try out the full game. Lisa has worked as a professional illustrator for over a decade and began developing Growbot as a way of bringing her worlds and characters to life. Wabisabi Play was founded in 2018 by Lisa Evans, with the support of the UK Games Fund. Growbot is an adventure point and click game released on PC by Wabisbai Play.
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Review code used, with many thanks to Emily Morganti and Application Systems Heidelberg System: Steam (also available on Windows, macOS, and Linux)ĭevelopers | Publishers: Wabisbai Play | Application Systems Heidelberg
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