It really reminded me of the social aspects of the Persona series, except you’re all wee animals, a Fursona, if you will.
There are quests to do for each of them, such as looking after Sorrel’s brother or encouraging Lavender to embrace their nerdiness by cosplaying with them. You’ll spend the majority of your time in Button City just hanging out with your friends. It would be very easy to tell a version of this story where all the characters are cynical wee arseholes, as is so typically the case at that age, but Button City’s commitment to a bright, friendly outlook on life makes the experience so much more enjoyable. When you’re in that stage of life between being a child and being a teenager, you’re so painfully self aware about everything you do, whether or not your interests are considered cool, and being so desperate to be seen as “grown up”. While characters can be chippy or sarcastic with each other, it’s never cruel, and it’s unashamedly positive. Not only is it extremely funny, it’s incredibly kind. It’s in the interactions between the group that Button City shines. The group Fennel joins is made up of Chive, a sarcastic rabbit with a love of making robots, Sorrel, an angry cat and leader of the gang, and Lavender, a kind panda. One of the teams is missing a player, and taking that leap in confidence that we all had to take when we were 10, Fennel joins in. As Fennel arrives at the arcade, he overhears two groups of kids arguing over the game. The arcade, Button City, is gripped around one game, Goba Bots, a 4v4 action game where players must collect berries and drop them into the central blender. After spending the summer inside his room, his Mum encourages him to go down to the local arcade to meet some people. You play as Fennel, an adorable, shy and clumsy little fox that moves to a new town with his mum.
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You know that very specific anxiety you feel when you see someone that you’d like to be friends with, but you have absolutely no idea how to make that connection? Or when you’d go on holiday with your family, and you spend the first few days seeing the same kids around your age around the hotel, desperate to strike up a conversation? That prepubescent mix of self consciousness and longing to belong is something that Button City captures better than any video game I have ever played. ★ Prisma Beats is a rainbow rhythm game with funky visuals and awesome tunes! Hit notes on the beat and show off your best dance moves - and try out the challenge modes, if you’re feeling competitive.Growing up is hard. Drift to charge your batteries then unleash extreme boosts to speed past the competition! Race as Evie in her custom EV Sprinter against her fierce rival Spin. ★ Zoom down Watermelon Mountain in tuned-up electric cars in rEVolution Racer, a pastel take on classic arcade racing games. Two teams of four cute fruit robots battle it out in an intergalactic competition to make the biggest smoothie! Each Gobabot has its own unique weapons and attacks - collect them all at the arcade prize counter, form your perfect team, and become arcade champions! ★ Gobabots is the latest craze sweeping the arcade.
Befriend a cast of charming animal characters.Explore a beautiful and lovingly crafted world in a low poly art style.Complete quirky quests around town, play arcade games, collect fun costumes, solve puzzles and more as you follow a story from beginning to end about growing up and saving the things that are important to you. Enter a pastel diorama world inspired by 90’s nostalgia and filled with cute characters to befriend. After discovering the local arcade, he makes new friends and gets swept up in a whirlwind adventure to save it from being shut down at the paws of greedy fat cat Peppermint Pepperbottom!īutton City is a narrative adventure game about friendship and community. Fennel is a shy little fox who just moved into town.
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