Ready to sprout.
When we first saw Growbot, we were utterly charmed. This lovely-looking point-and-click adventure game, developed by Wabisabi Play, has been drawn up by UK-based children’s illustrator Lisa Evans — firefluff on Instagram — and features an adorable little robot called Nara who’s trying to save her home from a dark force.
The robots in nature aesthetic, and the idea of saving your home from a corrupting force, reminds us heavily of Pixar’s WALL-E but with a lot more nature and a little bit less pollution. Inspired by Lucasarts’ point-and-clicks of the past (such as Loom) and is designed to scratch the itch of both veterans of the genre, while also encouraging newcomers into the fray.
Read the full article on nintendolife.com
