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Enjoy summer in Kabuto Park! Capture the cutest bugs, train them and win the Summer Beetle Battles Championship in this little bug collection game! Upgrade your equipment to find rarer, stronger and shinier beetles, butterflies, bees or dragonflies.
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PS4Blog.netJun 20268/10Cozy game in which you'll have to catch bugs, train them, and aim to win the Summer Beetle Battles Championship
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Nintendo LifeMichelle See-ThoJun 20267/10Kabuto Park’s runtime is less than a day (that oft-misquoted lifespan of a fly), but for a low price, it’s worth it.
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SwitchabooBruno César Monteiro Cordeiro SilvaMay 20268/10Seriously, what a joy! This game reminds me of some of the earliest phone games that hit the sweet spot between being very simple and very addicting, and I mean that in the best possible way. Kabuto Park isn’t the type of game you really sink your teeth into, and it never tries to be, but sometimes rather than a full meal, all you need is a snack to go along with your summer vacation. If you are looking for a short and sweet game that runs on good vibes and repetition, definitely pick this up.
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Video ChumsA.J. MaciejewskiJun 20263/5 starsAlthough it's super-adorable and sure to make you smile, Kabuto Park rapidly becomes a tedious game with its super-repetitive gameplay. 🐛
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IGDB rating 7.1/10 from 7 ratings.
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