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Bugsnax

Bugsnax

Young Horses·Released Nov 12, 2020·Single player

Platforms
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Genres
PuzzleAdventureIndie
Critic71/100
Across 10 reviews
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About

Bugsnax takes you on a journey to Snaktooth Island, home of the legendary half-bug half-snack creatures, Bugsnax. Invited by intrepid explorer Elizabert Megafig, you arrive to discover your host nowhere to be found, her camp in shambles, and her followers scattered across the island alone... and hungry! It's up to you to solve the mysteries of Snaktooth Island: What happened to Lizbert? What are Bugsnax and where do they come from? But most of all, why do they taste SO GOOD?

Reviews

9 reviews
year:20222020
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GameSpot
Mike Epstein·Nov 9, 2020
Critic80/100
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Bugsnax' unique concept is so compelling you'll want to see and catch every one of its cute, crawling culinary creatures.

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Push Square
Stephen Tailby·Nov 9, 2020
Critic70/100
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Bugsnax is a strange concoction of elements that come together for a truly unique adventure. Finding and catching the titular creatures is great fun, but the gameplay is broken up by story beats that belie the game's simple, whimsical style. The mysterious narrative and memorable ensemble cast will keep you interested between hunting for snax, too. Despite loading screens interrupting the flow and a handful of repeated beasties, this curious game is an unusual blend of flavours that works wonderfully.

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IGN
Simon Cardy·Nov 9, 2020
Critic80/100
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Bugsnax is a puzzle-adventure packed full of charm, mystery and a surprising amount of emotional depth.

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Sam Loveridge·Nov 9, 2020
Critic80/100
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Bugsnax will be remembered for its brilliant crafted world, characters and titular Bugsnax for many years to come, despite some repetition and frustrating load times.

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