$29.99Ooblets Farming, dancing, and very silly creatures
Ooblets is a cozy, offbeat take on farming games where your crops grow new friends. You plant seeds, cook what you harvest, and grow baby ooblets to follow you around and settle disagreements with dance battles. Farming fans get the familiar loop of growing, selling, and fixing up a rundown farm, wrapped in something sillier and sweeter.
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Grow crops and grow friends
Your farm starts rough, and the routine will feel familiar to farming fans: plant seeds, tend crops, harvest, then put things in machines, cook treabies, or sell produce in town. The twist is that some seeds grow into ooblets, little followbabies that trail after you, including rare gleamy variants.
You save up the right crop, cook the dish an ooblet wants, then offer it during a dance encounter to coax it onto your team. Your ooblets can also pitch in through oobcoops, which handle nearby farm chores and expand with upgrades. It is farming where the harvest sometimes waddles after you.
Dance battles instead of combat
Disagreements in Oob are settled on the dance floor. Each ooblet unlocks its own moves, and you build a team around cards that deal hype, add buffs, or throw off the other side.
You pick moves turn by turn, trying to out-dance wild ooblets, townsfolk, and dance tournaments. A well-matched team helps, though the game never rushes you for winning slowly. It is a gentle introduction to deckbuilding: easy to learn, satisfying when a plan clicks, and cute enough that losing still looks good.
A strange town with plenty to do
Badgetown needs fixing up, and the mayor has tasks, alongside quests from townsfolk, daily challenges, lost ooblets to find, and sea-dangling. You get to know offbeat neighbours like Mayor Tinstle, Rugnolia, and Taffy through talking, gift-giving, and fetch quests.
Seasonal events add their own ooblets and collectables.
What else should farming fans know?
Can you finish the story and keep farming?
Yes. There is an overarching story about helping Badgetown and resolving its big threat through dance battles and minigames, with a discrete ending. After the credits, Oob stays open for collecting variants, finishing badges, decorating, and running your shop.
How do you make money from your farm?
You can sell produce in town or unlock your own shop, where you restock shelves, decorate the space, haggle over prices in a minigame, and buy upgrades.
Can you change how you and your farm look?
Yes. Your rundown shack can become a cozy homestead, spooky sanctuary, or retro-futuristic retreat with collected furniture and decor. Your character gets hairs, hats, clothes, costumes, and accessories found through the game, and ooblets have clothing options too.
Where do you go besides your farm?
The regions each have their own theme: the arcade boardwalk of Port Forward, the spooky swamps of Nullwhere, the deserts of Mamoonia, and the frozen peaks of Tippytop, plus travel by dirigible. New crops, recipes, and ooblet types from each place feed back into farm life.
