Ramble Planet

One of the most memorable games on the entire Play Store. This is a top-down puzzle RPG set in a truly unique and weird world. You explore and collect parts to repair your crashed spaceship. There are logic puzzles, fetch quests, block puzzles, subtle hints, secret passages, mazes, and more. There really is no other game like this. Takes about 4 hours to finish.

Tried this again two years later. Not good if your eyes are sensitive. Can only play about 10 minutes before they start watering and I get a headache. Void Pyramid was better stylistically, as well. Controls are meh. Everything is jumbled and indistinguishable from each other. Music is nice and unique. Ramble Planet is not for everyone.

We need more games like this. The soundtrack is awesome first off, and it really adds to the overall trippy vibe the game puts off. The lore was really interesting too. One thing I would change are some of the Sprites, I feel like some of them are real blocky when they should be transparent. Altogether, this is a must play.

Interesting world. Combat is simplistic, bigger fish eats smaller fish. Needs clearer indications in the environment of what can be interested with. You spend a lot of time checking everything. It gets a bit boring.

This was harder than void pyramid but still alot of fun other than getting lost. You need to pay attention while playing or miss important details and get stuck.

A wonderfully rich and creative scavenger hunt and science fiction game. Also, it was ad-free just like Void Pyramid. This is a gem and should be featured at Google Play.

Wow how lucky am I to found this gem! You've got my pure respect for creating these unique indie games. I will purchase your two latest games when I have the money.

It's just not my type of game, the graphics are just so bright and in-the-face.

Found this game recommended on a blog, very good reviews, but I don't understand why. Maybe it's just not my cup of tea, but I find this game to be ridiculous and just flat out boring. Walk around & interact with a bunch of useless things until you realize you're bored, then delete. I am totally blown away by the 4.8 average reviews.

Its reminds me of classic games from the 80,s

I would have paid money for this game it's that good. Just go ahead and play it

discovered this game like 5 years ago and i still think about it

Fantastic. Love this.

I am totally blown away by this game. The gameplay, graphics, music and story combine in one immersive and mind bending experience. It's fabulously reminiscent of Spectrum games but also totally original. I love that, at first, I couldn't make sense of anything I was seeing and then it gradually coalesced into a coherent world. The developer must be some kind of genius. Recommended for connoisseurs.

Wandering around a crazy alien planet, an open world filled with puzzles and mystery with a whimsical aesthetic that has seriously grown on me. I love that I can do most of the puzzles in any order so I can come back to ones I don't understand at first, and the leveling gives a sense of progress even when I'm stumped. I love how many bizarre custom interactions there are with things. I'm enthralled.

I didn't grow up to these retro games but strangely I got hooked into this one quite quickly. I've played both this and void pyramid and have really enjoyed them. It would be nice if you tried making a retro game similar to the phantasy star series in game play (mainly 2 and 4 ) that would be an awesome.

Five years after first playing it, this is still one of my favorite Android games. The atmosphere, the music, the backstory, the exploration...it all comes together for a unique and unforgettable experience. My only qualm is that some of the parts you need to collect don't really seem to have any clues connected to finding them. You'll either stumble upon them randomly, or you'll likely never find them.

Take a relaxing ramble through a bizarre, satirical bio-robotic ecosystem in this solidly crafted, well-written retro RPG. The gameplay is simple but fun, mostly just walking around the map, talking to aliens and searching for treasures. What really makes the game, is the way its surprisingly intricate worldbuilding is revealed in the snippets of text you read along the way.

The music is wonderful, and it seems like the animating tiles and monsters are bobbing their heads along with it. This game is really mellow and relaxing, and although the graphics seem crude at first glance, they are actually very expressive, and after a while I started feeling like they were heiroglyphic letters in an alien language that I had somehow learned how to read.

First off, the art style is amazing. The idea of using black on a single color for the sprites is great. It shows how you really don't need much detail to make art look beautiful. Second, the gameplay is great. I love just how interactive the world is, and the many puzzles littered about. I still haven't beaten it, but I hope to, eventually.

I wasn't expecting much from the game when I got it but once I started playing, I was immediately immersed in the exploration and style. I revisit it every so often unlike most other games I go through. I get a sense of comfort from it as if it was a game I used to play when I was a kid. The atmosphere of Ramble Planet totally wins me over. Also the first game I've ever felt compelled to leave a review for!

It is an amazing game. The art style seemed crude at first, but I quickly came to enjoy the colorful world of Badmark. The game took a few hours to complete, and some of the parts were very hard to find. All in all, an incredibly well-done game with no adds or purchases. Would recommend to everyone.

While this game's graphics do remind me of the 8 bit games of my youth, its humour, content and writing are highly developed and refined. After playing for an hour or so I still had little idea of what was really going on but I had enjoyed myself. Design wise, it's a triumph and the baffling discoveries are obviously the product of a creative mind. And the music is superb! EDIT: after 5 hours, still not finished, but had to add what a great piece of work this game is. Unique, clever, funny, brilliant!

Bizarre, intriguing and often hilarious retro adventure game! Great music. Not so much replay value, but your first run through will probably take several hours unless you look up a walkthrough or are really sharp. Totally free, no ads, no in-app purchases.

Five stars for everything, even graphics. What a delightfully bizarre game! The descriptive text and the symbolic graphics give you a lot of room to stretch your imagination. I've never seen anything quite like it... I mean, Void Pyramid is amazing too, but this is a whole 'nother level of surreal and trippy. Both games are pure art imo.

Exploration is what it's all about; you do defeat monsters as you level-up but there's no combat to speak of and the entire game is focussed on the discovery of arcane machines and exotic beasts that help you piece together the objectives the game's design hints at. It's one of those games that starts off almost completely opaque and has you wandering around with only the briefest of explanations but the context and requirements come into focus as you explore in a way that compels you forward. The wonderfully pulpy sci-fi flavour text that appears whenever you interact with anything in the game world adds to the surprising richness of the whole thing. With any such game there's obviously a risk it hits a brick wall of incomprehensibility at some point and I can't promise it won't as I'm not all that far in, but so far the way exploration naturally translates into progress and enlightenment is enthralling in the way the best Zelda/Metroidvania games also manage.

Wonderfully creative use of graphics and color and story. One of the most enjoyable games I've ever played on any platform, period. And your use of language alone makes the game a true gem among thousands of mediocre games. In fact the atmosphere of the game reminds me of sf writer Cordwainer Smith from the 50's and 60's. Congratulations on creating a masterpiece of a game that's given me a ton of enjoyment. I look forward to playing your next game. Many thanks. And don't let me forget to compliment the music. Fantastic!

...sort of a mix between a roguelike RPG and a puzzler. I like the writing and the strange mood it invokes. Really wish though there'd be some kind of compass pointing you in the right direction when it comes to fighting creatures. Exploration is cool and all but looking for a creature of the same level can feel very frustrating after a while. After over 2 hours I'm still level 1...