- Publisher: Young Horses, Inc , Fangamer
- Release Date: Nov 12, 2020
- Also On: iPhone/iPad, PC, PlayStation 4, Switch, Xbox One, Xbox Series X
User Score
Generally favorable reviews- based on 396 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 268 out of 396
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Mixed: 70 out of 396
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Negative: 58 out of 396
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Mar 7, 2021At first it seems really psychedelic, but then it gets stuck between a kid's game and something for adults. While wanting to be both of those, it becomes neither. And there's too much f***ing propaganda in video games now, as well.
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Dec 27, 2020Its a boring game, but at least its short to complete and I played it for "free" with PS plus. I give a 5 because I think developers put a lot of love and charisma on this game.
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Aug 22, 2022Has the "gotta catch em all" appeal for the first couple of hours, then becomes quite repetitive. My favourite part was changing the Grumpus' body parts to see the different designs. Storyline was quite interesting considering this comes across as a children's game at first glance. Would not have bought this game if it wasn't free on PS Plus, but can appreciate it for what it is.
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Aug 31, 2021Graphics 3/10
Playability 6/10
Entertainment 7/10
DualSense 8/10
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Mar 19, 2023Very weird, and kinda creepy towards the end. Although fun experience, very unique.
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Jan 10, 2021
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Oct 3, 2021Bugsnax is a good relaxing game.It is more like a Pokemon style game(you gotta catch them all).I liked the gameplay and story.The only things i didn't like is there is obvious LGBTQ implementation in the game,which is not good if small kids are playing.
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Jan 11, 2021Quirky and cute with a surprisingly interesting story and characters. The core gameplay is serviceable, but lacks in variety. Many of the Bugsnax can be caught in very similar ways, leading to little challenge once you figure out all of the game's main tactics. Considering that it's free, it's still an easy recommendation for PS+ owners.
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Jun 23, 2023Wasn’t horrible. Great game for a free game. Wouldn’t have purchased this myself, but it was enjoyable.
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Apr 20, 2021El juego es bastante original, los "puzzles" son muy entretenidos. Pero falta profundidad, y podrían haber aprovechado más la potencia de la consola, sin pantallas de cargas o escenarios más potente.
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Oct 27, 2022Fun game but it can get a little repetitive. Scanning the bugs and taking pictures is fun. The characters and story are interesting though, but I kind of got tired of catching bugs. Highly recommended though if you're looking for an easy going game.
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Jan 24, 2022
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Dec 8, 2020
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Jan 14, 2021Wasn't expecting much from the game, but I was pleasantly surprised. The music, gameplay, and graphics all complement a very easy going story.
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Mar 29, 2023
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PLAYJun 22, 2022A perfectly portioned final course. Just as witty as everything that came before, with plenty more to chew on. Sometimes bigger really is just better. [Issue#15, p.82]
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Jan 4, 2021It’s just a shame that the core gameplay here is so dull. Everything else in Bugsnax would make it a strong GOTY contender, but the sheer repetitiveness of the game’s main task drags it all down. Still, given how high the rest of the game flies, there’s only so far down it can go — and as it stands, that still means you’re left with one heck of a game.
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Dec 14, 2020Bugsnax leans heavily on the unique nature of its titular creatures, and it succeeds by doing so. They’re cute, they’re creepy, and their existence makes no logical sense whatsoever. Armed with a bit of design this indelible, the developers could have phoned in the rest and raked in the merchandising money. Instead, they fully committed to delivering a narrative worthy of the creatures starring in it. It was a risky choice, but it was also a daring and clever one, and that’s exactly what it wants to be.