What you do with that sweet cash is totally up to you. Whether it’s through selling crops, cooked food or scanning your new Ooblets at the science lab, there are plenty of ways to make money (known as gummies) in Ooblets. These Ooblets are certainly more than just a pretty face. Once you’ve built them a place to live, you can leave them at home with chores and they’ll happily water a few of your plants or do a bit of weeding. The dance battles start off fairly simple, but before long you’ll need to use all your brain power to beat the other Ooblets and win a seed from them to grow one of their species for your own.Īs well as helping in a good old fashioned dance off, Ooblets are also happy to help you run your farm. There are moves that boost the power of your other cards, moves that steal points from the enemy team and moves that shuffle useless cards into the opponent’s deck to clog up their hand.
With a limited amount of Beats to spend each turn, it’s up to you to figure out which dance cards to use them on to maximise your total points.ĭifferent Ooblets have different dance moves they’ll bring with them into battle. Dance battles take the form of turn-based card combat, where the team of Ooblets that scores the most points win. When you first arrive on the island you’ll be given your first Ooblet, but if you want an army of the little cuties you’ll need to put on your dancing shoes. Each species of Ooblet has a different item they desire, and if you bring them what they long for they’ll happily challenge you to a dance battle.
You might not want to rush to sell your crops right, because those cute Ooblets you can see wandering around town might want them. In a few days you’ll have your very own crops just waiting to be harvested. After clearing your little field of logs and rocks, you’ll need to till the ground, pop some seeds in and give them a little sprinkle with the watering can.
That’s right – a hoe, a watering can and a few packets of seeds. If you’ve played a farming game before you likely know what’s coming next. When they arrive the lovely mayor (an adorable young girl with a rainbow top hat) offers them a free house if they help out around town, so obviously it’s time to do some chores.
Well my curse was finally lifted recently, and it’s all thanks to Ooblets.Īfter living their whole life in a big city where the adorable titular creatures are banned, our protagonist sets off on a ferry to the idyllic seaside town of Badgetown. I hear such wondrous stories about Stardew Valley and old Harvest Moon games, but I’ve never really seen the appeal of watering my crops over and over until I make some profit then doing it all over again. It pains me to say it, but I’ve never really gotten hugely invested in a farming game before.
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