A Gummy's Life

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  • Summary: FEATURES
    · Multiplayer up to 8 players!
    · · Play as a gummy with up to 8 Friends online or in the couch! · Easy to play, hard to master · · You can sit down, smash all the buttons and have fun or... use the right move in each situation to take your opponents down! · Different game modes ·    FEATURES
    · Multiplayer up to 8 players!
    · · Play as a gummy with up to 8 Friends online or in the couch!

    · Easy to play, hard to master
    · · You can sit down, smash all the buttons and have fun or... use the right move in each situation to take your opponents down!

    · Different game modes
    · · Hot Potato, King of the Hill, Team Deathmatch... The fun doesn't stop on the classic Free for All mode.

    · Tons of levels to play with different game style and mechanics
    · · You'll find something new in each level. Each one has a different way to be played. Have fun discovering all their secrets!

    · Lots of different gummies to play with
    · · Each of them has slightly different stats. You can choose between many different colors and there are also unlockable gummies!

    · Crazy fights based on physic simulations
    · · Awesome hits and incredible throws. Every fight is genuinely unique.

    · Taunts!
    · · Taunt your friends to celebrate your victory... or to make them go after you.

    · For all ages
    · · It's fun and easy to play for all people. You can even play with your granny!

    · Gummies!!

    A GUMMY'S WORLD
    Warning! In A Gummy's Life, gummies have come to life And they are unmanageable!

    They have invaded the city, they are all around: in the football stadium, the park, the fortress, the fair even on the flan.
    Their non-stop free-for-all fights gain people's attention because of their jellied funny movements, but their blows are solid and well-aimed. Due to their ingenuity, they convert the elements of the landscape into insurmountable obstacles. They seemed so sweet!

    Choose your favorite gummy among a great variety, customize it to your taste and enjoy playing and laughing with your friends or your family. Attack! Only one can remain.

    Show who is in charge of the sugar!

    A Gummy's Life a game in which the winner is the one who enjoys the most. But fun does not end yet, because the game will be updated with new levels and characters which will surprise you.    … Expand

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  1. Xbox Tavern
    Sep 29, 2021
    69
    Overall, whilst Gummy’s Life won’t quite bring the thrills of Fall Guys, or provide quite the surprising time sink that Human Fall Flat can as you try to perfect actions through wobbly movement, it isn’t a bad game. It takes what we know from Gang Beasts, adds bots, full cross-play functionality and a ton of maps and leaves the rest to the players. It’s not going to keep you occupied for long, but the kids will get a thrill out of it and it’s not bad for a rainy day should you happen to have some friends who are willing to jump in too.
  2. XboxAddict
    Oct 20, 2021
    60
    Overall, A Gummy's Life is your standard brawler game, so if you enjoy beating up your friends and doing it amusingly with gummies that have come to life, then I say go ahead and check this one out. I did find that I couldn’t handle long playtimes of this game though due to repetition. That being said, the asking price feels a little steep, listed at $25.99 CAD for a game that I see as a kind of break from your regular gaming choice now and then. I don’t know that I would have paid that, but I did have fun with it once I did a lot of practice in the training arena and become the Queen of the gummies.
  3. TheXboxHub
    Oct 7, 2021
    40
    A Gummy’s Life is not worthy of being compared to Fall Guys, or even Gang Beasts. It is shallow, stupid and the controls are poor. It’s good that it’s sold as a party game with an online element, but sadly for the Gummy’s, there are others - such as Cake Bash - which are still the kings of the Xbox party scene.

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  1. Xbox_Alive
    Oct 6, 2021
    6
    A Gummy’s Life is a brawler that supports up to eight players in local, online, and through AI. The game is centered with a cast of gummyA Gummy’s Life is a brawler that supports up to eight players in local, online, and through AI. The game is centered with a cast of gummy characters shapes. Every gummy has a selection of different colors and styles such as a sour sugar coating to choose from. Each gummy is also is comprised of three stats that give a slight differentiation as to their fighting capability, but I never noticed any significant changes, or really figured out what each of the symbols fully meant for each Gummy. This is a problem area with the game in that although it is a very simple game in nature, there are no tutorials, no descriptions, and the UI is “Press +” icon in a couple of areas s about it. I was confused only enough when trying to change characters as the selection was not mapped in normal fashion. I’d advise checking out the options prior to playing to see what combat controls are set up as. In this days of no instruction books, the onus is cast upon the developers to explain every facet of the controls as most gamers don’t use the information in the digital manuals they just “Jump In”. The game does offer a Training Mode, but unfortunately this mode was missing any instruction and after playing the game, I found it to be an unnecessary add-in. Jumping into the big play button on A Gummy’s Life opened up the set-up screen that detailed the different maps, game settings, and mode of play: Free for All, Team Deathmatch, King of the Hill, and Hot Potato. After playing several rounds of each mode, the rules for King of the Hill and Hot potato weren’t clear to me due to a lack of any instruction goals. When you do select a mode, you’ll generally have several maps that you can select to play in. I really enjoyed the design of several of these maps as they each include either obstacles or a mechanism to further deter your combat. Most of the maps were clever in design, but do not reinforce the idea of anything gummy related. The art style fails to reinforce anything gummy as well and generally felt a bit standard artistically. Combat in A Gummy’s Life is comprised of hitting, kicking, head butting, and on occasion, throwing another gummy. The game utilizes physics based combat, which can become clunky more often than not. I continually found it difficult to tell if I was actually connecting with another gummy, or if they were hitting me, primarily due to the absence of health bars. The only visual identifier of hits taking place was that sometimes a gummy would spurt out some juice on the ground. This ends up the extent of A Gummy’s Life. You’ll take on brawls against opponents repeatedly with no progression goal. This makes the game best played in short sessions. The game does offer a couple of gummy characters that are locked, but doesn’t explain how they can be earned. After hours of playing I hadn’t achieved unlocked any of the locked characters. I went into this game optimistically. Regrettably the game wouldn’t change at all if you replaced the gummy’s’ with any other characters. There just isn’t anything keeping a cohesive game together. While the game is fun for a few minutes at times, a lack of progression goals gives it a shorter replay value. A Gummy’s like prove of admission is a bit steep given the experience I had, but I admit this isn’t my personally favorite genre. So if this is something you’re into be sure to head over to the Xbox digital games store and give it a go today. It’s not all bad as there is fun to be had here.… Expand

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