4.7
Hempuli
4.7
Publisher Country
US
Country Release Date
2021-06-22
Content Rating
Everyone
Country / Regions
US
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.
By Don Muchow
2024-11-23
Version 535.0
This is truly a unique game. Very simple rules, no timer, just an objective and a "toolbox" of bendable rules to reach it. It's almost like a programming language in that sense... The game has a certain "syntax" for rule bending and that makes it intellectually stimulating, unlike endless matching or puzzle games with no clear objective other than to guess what the dev was thinking. Also, few if any ads. I am hard person to please, and I love this game. I'm hooked on it! ππ
By Devin
2025-06-05
Version 536.0
Each area has around 10 puzzles and you're able to "pass" the area by completing around half of them. This is very helpful since a lot of the puzzles appear impossible at first glance. Each area has a theme/rule/mechanic that is introduced and elaborated upon as you progress so when you get stuck you can learn by solving an adjacent level. The game has good music, good controls, and good puzzles using a variety of different mechanics.
By M Smith
2025-08-04
Version 536.0
reduced my score because I bought a new phone and I can't transfer the save 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.
