The only major bug/glitch I’ve run into so far is one where I ended up holding too many items in my inventory, so when trying to move stuff around to plant, I’d select the item and try to move it to my tool belt and the original spot would vanish.
I picked it up a few days ago because I wanted something new to play on my switch, and figured since it was on sale, might as well try it. The player shop bug should be fixed in the next patch they submit and hopefully it won’t take too long to be released. So that’s a patch out pretty quickly after launch, which makes me feel hopeful. Clearly the devs are on the ball with submitting updates, since they’ve gotten one out less than a week after the game was released. There’s already a new patch out right for the switch version, it doesn’t include a fix for the player shop bug, but has some other small bug fixes. Nintendo has a pretty extensive approval process (it seems lol) for game updates, unlike steam where devs can just publish updates constantly and quickly (great for beta testing, and getting your community to help test new patches which is super helpful for smaller developers). That’s true for all consoles though, since devs have to submit their updates and get approved.
Ooblets is an excellent farming RPG with loads of deep customisation options and a satisfying progression arc, that’s weighed down by an irritatingly cute aesthetic and a battle system that feels like it should have stayed in the oven for a few more hours.Īs far as being an early access game goes, you’d barely guess in terms of normal gameplay, as while there are a few bugs and glitches it’s nothing compared to how most AAA games launch nowadays.I play a lot of indie games on the switch and sometimes getting bugs fixed can take a little while.
Ooblets offers a cute and colorful game that has farming, dance offs, creature collections, and explorations.
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