Baba Is You

Hempuli

About this game

Baba Is You is an award-winning puzzle game where you can change the rules by which you play. In every level, the rules themselves are present as blocks you can interact with; by manipulating them, you can change how the level works and cause surprising, unexpected interactions! With some simple block-pushing you can turn yourself into a rock, turn patches of grass into dangerously hot obstacles, and even change the goal you need to reach to something entirely different.

Ratings and reviews

I love this game! It's just the right level of puzzle difficulty that you have to struggle a bit and then you have that moment and that dopamine hit because you figured it out. I haven't run into any bugs or annoying ads. This is everything a game should be. I'm always amazed at the brilliance of puzzle game developers when they create something like this. I may eventually be smart enough to solve the puzzles but they created them and that is incredible!

EDIT: Just learned that there's no way to back up your save easily, so I'm knocking this review down a star. Normally I'm quite pleased with Android indie ports being so easy to transfer save data, but not here. Now, if something happens to my phone, my save is just gone. That kind of hurts, given this game isn't exactly easily replayable if you forget the solutions. Please dev, can we get some Google Play backup integration?? Original review is below. Excellent mobile port! Fluid controls. This game is now extra dangerous because I can sneak it in at work. If you haven't played it before, get ready for your mind to be smashed into tiny little pieces, and then those pieces get smashed into tinier little pieces.

This is a game that you know the game developer put a lot of heart and thought into. It combines a lot of clever elements into a single puzzle experience, and does it in such a creative way, it will both frustrate you, but also make you smile when you figure the puzzles out. Best part... almost every puzzle has multiple ways to solve it, and in many ways, encourages you to push the limits. If a sequel ever gets made, I'm gladly buying it. I just hope it comes with a level maker.

What's new

- Fixed an issue with DLC detection on older Android versions