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• gamedeal user

  Jan 28, 2023

  Sequel to one of my favourite games of all time, yes I recommend. if you're interested in why check my review for Grow Home - yes both games are the Shiz in my books. Movement feels precise and responsive, whilst integral to the players engagement with the character, don't read my review... just play the game GOSH! Ubisoft if you're reading this, GIVE ME A NEW 'GROW' GAME - put your hands in your deep pockets and pluck out a new darn game, I won't be satisfied until you do! RECOMMENDED!
• Anne

  Feb 25, 2023

  kek
• gamedeal user

  Aug 16, 2016

  A really good sequel to an amazing game. Also, boost glider was the best idea ever.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 16, 2016

  This game should easily have a 100% positive. If you liked Grow Home, this is more of the same and then some, which is all you can ask for (Grow Home was fantastic but rather short). If you like bumbling around, grabbing animals and running around dragging them on the ground, riding giant peni....starplants to the moon, playing dress up with P.O.D., then this game is for you.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 17, 2016

  Has better planet exploration than No Man's Sky. Also, it's published by Ubisoft but it does not use Uplay. Overall it's a really good sequel to the previous game as it keeps most of the things the previous game had and adds a lot more, such as a bigger map and easier to obtain abilities. It seems a bit unstable though, as it has crashed twice during the 3 hours I have played so far. Although this seems to be partially due to AMD drivers. Playtime: Main objective finished after 5 hours with some collectibles left. 100% Completion with all achievements after 11 hours. https://youtu.be/RRbEsCv8EoI
• gamedeal user

  Aug 17, 2016

  Grow Up is an extremely well made sequel to a game I adored, and had tons of fun in. It's a great sequel in the sense that it maintained the core mechanics of Grow Home, while successfully integrating newer gadgets and in game activities that didn't take away from, but added to the overall experience. For example, replacing the leaf glider from the first game with the actual glider gadget was a small but extremely useful change, same with the glider gadget instead of the flower pedal. Early game however, the new mechanic of planting the seed of any plant you've come across helped with clearing large gaps and gaining altitude quickly, something much easier later in game. I'm still working on 100% completing the game, however, as I've come over halfway there, I just feel like this game is shorter than Grow Home. I would say that is my only conflict with it.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 19, 2016

  Does what a sequel should do; adds to and enhances the original premise. An enjoyable zen-like exploration game that presents a satisfying challenge without combat or artificial difficulty. Perfect cure for a hard days work; get rid of the stress-ball and Grow Up. ;p
• gamedeal user

  Aug 20, 2016

  This is an Ubisoft game with the production quality of a professional team and the love and devotion of an indie game. This is an Ubisoft game that doesn't require Uplay. This is an Ubisoft game that is a sequel that not only lives up to, but also improves upon the goundwork of the original. This game is a freaking marvel.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 20, 2016

  Great followup to a great game, my only complaint is that you maybe get a little too poweful too quickly but honestly I think that probably makes it more fun
• gamedeal user

  Aug 20, 2016

  First off all, note that the Steam version of Grow Up [b]does not require Uplay[/b]. The game is basically more of Grow Home. Now there is an entire planet with many floating islands to explore and there are additional means of movement. However, the focus has shifted towards exploration which makes the game even less linear. If you enjoyed Grow Home, then you will definitely enjoy Grow Up as well. Totally worth 10€.