Kumoon : Ballistic Physics Puzzle

71% Positive

56 Positive

23 Negative

79 Total Reviews

A unique puzzle game : a nonviolent trickshooting challenge with gamepad VR option.

$2.99

Available on: 🪟 🍎

Genres:

Action Casual Indie Simulation

Developer: Lucky You Studio

Publisher: Lucky You Studio

Release Date: November 10, 2015 (9 years ago)

Game Details

Achievements

Average Playtime

1.7 hours

Estimated Owners

20000 - 50000

DLC Count

1 DLC

Median Playtime

1.7 hours

🌐 Official Website: kumoongame.com

🛠️ Support: Support Page

📧 Support Email: [email protected]

About This Game

IMPORTANT NOTE 1) The game is playable without a VR headset. 2) Includes a SteamVR DEMO of the game : Access the tutorial and 3 demo levels in VR mode. The VR Expansion 01 DLC enables SteamVR throughout the full game. 3) The game has intense freedom of movement in VR. Read our guide for tips on handling it. Trickshots and Tricky Situations! Kumoon is Finnish for knocking over boxes by ricocheting your projectiles around the rooms. Mixing a shooting-gallery with billiards, platforming and puzzle-solving. Welcome to Kumoon. Besides taking potshots at boxes, there's a fair smattering of platforming and wall-climbing. An aggressive default movement speed enables you to make leaps over large gaps. So for those with sturdy VR legs, you can play as wildly as you wish. More sensitive players are given a half speed option to take things a bit slower, and using the analog sticks gently allow you to go as slow as you like. There are some surprise drops, deep pits, that sort of thing to get a feeling of vertigo. The levels are all unlocked by default, so players with low tolerance for freedom of movement can pick and choose which levels to play. Specs 3 Tutorial Levels to get you inside the head of the robot. 15 Easy Levels, to get you acquainted and to have fun with even those holding a gamepad for their first time. 15 Medium Levels, for those comfortable with the controls and willing to forge further. 15 Hard Levels, for aspiring speedrunners, aficionados of intrigue, and those who think pain is the definition of fun.

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