Bouldering Robot 3D

$3.99

Release Date:: Mar 3, 2022
Developer:: NoraPerikaProject
Publisher:: NoraPerikaProject
Platforms:: Windows

Indie Sports Action Family Sharing Single-player Partial Controller Support

About This Game

Bouldering action game!

This is an action game where you have to boulder to move.
This robot can't walk normally or jump normally.
It just hangs and shifts its weight.
Each of the L and R controls corresponds to a grabbing and releasing action.
If you accidentally let go and fall, you'll have to start over from the checkpoint!
Catch the goal at the top with both hands while swinging and jumping!

It's not just fixed blocks that you can grab with both hands.
Blocks that look like ropes
Blocks like a pendulum
Unstabilized blocks
Moving blocks
Blocks with a time limit
What awaits you at the end?

Live play and streaming is welcome!
9 stages in total.

Controls

When using a Keyboard
→↓←↑ Move center of gravity & select
Q or E Grab & Release
ESC Pause screen & game end

When using a controller
Various sticks Move & select center of gravity
L or R Grasp & release
ESC Pause screen & game end

Supported Controllers
SwitchPro Controller Bluetooth connection will be more stable than wired connection.

Various keyboards
Various gamepads
PS4 controller (not tested)
XBOX controller
SwitchPro Controller

Screenshots

User Reviews

Overwhelmingly Positive

1 user reviews

100%

Positive

User #299850 english

30 min at review

Recommended

While Bouldering Robot 3D isn't my typical game choice, it seemed interesting,and inexpensive. And it's also mostly fun, but with fewer levels than might be expected. I can't say I have the "hang" of it entirely yet, but I have managed to clear a couple of levels with an A+ rating. Unfortunately, it seems I'm unable to compare to other times, as nothing appears on the leadferboards, not even my own times. But it's fun to try to get into the "swing" of the game, and it's worlds easier than trying to climb a mountain with a hammer! There are numerous routes to take, some easier and others faster but riskier. And with at least a couple of checkpoints (so far), there is a much lessened "frustration factor". Unfortunately, once you reach the edges of the screen in search of the most appropriate passage, you can't entirely see what you're doing. An easily fixed issue, but it does make one wonder how this flaw is still in the game, presumably after live testing. A fun game with some eas...