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If you enjoy a rather interesting, but occasionally frustrating approach to the physics of movement in your platformers you will also probably like this game. Lire la suite

With a larger world and a few new mechanics, Grow Up manages to improve the original experience. Lire la suite

A tedious, albeit relaxing open-world scavenge-em-up with seemingly no ambitions besides being bigger, less original, and less focused than the game that preceded it. Lire la suite

Grow Up's frustrating physics and controls conflict with its charming presentation. Lire la suite

There is a sense of completionism involved in the way the game tracks progress, and let’s face it, B.U.D. is an extremely lovable character. Lire la suite

Grow up was a uniquely calming experience, from the soft colors and bioluminescence, to the ethereal music that played along with the visuals. I highly... Lire la suite

The sequel to Ubisoft's Grow Home is a charming follow up that gives gamers more to explore and collect, but ultimately fails to capitalize with... Lire la suite

Drifting over the polygonal landscape looking for crystals is still a peaceful good time, if you can overlook a few flaws. Lire la suite

Grow Up is a sturdy expansion of everything that made Grow Home unique. The vast open world is complemented by new abilities that greatly expand... Lire la suite

Grow Up’s dedication to scalable verticality is all part of the thrill. Lire la suite

Bud is adorable, the world is visually stunning, and the game itself enticingly oozes whimsy. But those pure moments of bliss are undercut by Bud’s... Lire la suite

Grow Up is a worthy follow up to Grow Home. Lire la suite

Grow Up is a unique game and it can be very interesting but the game has a lot of technical problems. Lire la suite

Grow Up's got some significant technical problems, but if you can work past them, prepare for a fun and free experience. Lire la suite

An acceptably quirky adventure, Grow Up is an enjoyable experience that could have used a lot more polish, especially with regards to its movement, camera... Lire la suite

The best sequels improve from its predecessors in every important way, and this is sometimes true in Grow Up, but it’s mostly more of the same... Lire la suite

Grow Up doesn't feel terribly different from Grow Home other than its larger world, but its main achievement is to strengthen some of its predecessor's... Lire la suite

A lesson in learning to appreciate what’s around you, while at the same time providing solid gameplay with a real sense of progression. Lire la suite

Grow Up takes everything that made Grow Home so entertaining and adds to it accordingly, but the predictability of any sequel means it falls a... Lire la suite

Those are the issues that are easy to pin down. But really, Grow Up suffers from all the downsides of not giving the player structure. It... Lire la suite

This quickfire follow-up to one of 2015's real gems doesn't make any big steps forward, but it's a charmer all the same. Lire la suite

A cool concept with plenty of opportunities for fun, Grow Up! is well-priced for 4-6 hours of fun. Unfortunately, a wonky camera and small irritations... Lire la suite

Some of the new features could’ve done with pruning, but Ubisoft’s willingness to nurture indie style experiments continues to bear fruit. Lire la suite

If you ever wished you could be more like Wall-E, or perhaps the idea of massive, throbbing phallus-shaped Star Plants growing as your direct and... Lire la suite

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We need more games like this, and more specifically, we need more 'Grow' games. Ubisoft Reflections take note, keep on this trajectory, make that difficulty... Lire la suite

Although there are moments of warm loveliness in Grow Up's story, beauty in its world and some brand new abilities, there's no getting away from... Lire la suite