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Fighting, Simulator, Adventure, Indie
A Gummy’s Life is a local & online party multiplayer with candy-coated physics-based fights. Choose your favorite gummy, customize it to your taste and show who rules over the sugar!
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Cosy, unpretentious, clear and raw.
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PSX ExtremeB McCarthySep 20217.7/10While it can be unclear in its presentation and provides an underwhelming mode, A Gummy’s Life is refreshingly fun, polished party mayhem. It’s a sweet treat of a cross-play party game, offering ample juicy opportunities for hilarity among friends & family.
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Nintendo EnthusiastChris HintonDec 20186.5/10All in all, the game is entirely basic by design which is why the fun’s expiration date was rather quick. The cartoony frenzy and button smasher that is A Gummy’s Life offers instant thrills for groups of friends or family.
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COGconnectedTrey BazinNov 201860/100A Gummy’s Life is a mixed bag of sweet and sour candies.
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VGChartzEvan NorrisSep 20184/10Due to some sloppy physics-based controls and erratic gameplay, A Gummy's Life is probably better as a spectator sport.
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Nindie SpotlightNindie SpotlightSep 20184.5/10In the end if you don’t mind the wonky controls and get into the different stages, and the variety they offer, A Gummy’s Life may not be a bad fit. Unfortunately, I’d say there are simply better-implemented games of this kind out there, even if they may lack the variety in stages or even the number of simultaneous players. The flaws here feel very core and fundamental and I’m not positive they can even be patched away, my family and I just didn’t find much joy or excitement in the experience.
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IGDB rating 7.0/10 from 2 ratings.
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