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Release date

July 18, 2019

Publisher

Georgieff Studio

Blumber is a rhythm game created to entertain everyone!

Designed as a tower building experience, the goal of Blumber is to place the block as close to the previous one while listening to various types of music in the background. Put yourself in a tiny hot air balloon or face heights at their finest while rotating around the tower. Complete the toughest achievements and receive special soundtracks for a reward! Become the best builder!

"Blumber is a must-have for every low poly fan!"

"You'll be surprised how funny Blumber actually is."

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3.85

8 ratings

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saraseadream

April 7, 2020

5/5

Love it!

Such a great fun game! Highly recommend - a must have in anyone’s library! Looking forward to future updates! Will you be on Quest as well?

2 found this helpful

PaoloBu

April 18, 2020

5/5

Catchy game

Well done to the developer, very catchy game!

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mrphilipjoel

September 11, 2019

3/5

Feels like a Free Game

I’m all for supporting devs on the go. And this is a good game for sure. By that I mean it works. Maybe this would be worth .99 if I could import my own music. But it’s a single button timing game. This would be great maybe at the table in oculus rooms if oculus ever opens that space up to devs. But only if there was a multiplayer aspect. Where you both built tower at the same time.

therealrick

July 28, 2019

1/5

Boring gameplay and lousy graphics

This doesn’t take advantage of the graphical power of VR. It looks and plays just like a simple iPhone game that came out a few years ago. No fun at all.

Adriolf

April 20, 2020

3/5

Good Groundwork, Needs to be Built Upon

Blumber is a nice VR edition of Stacked, but it's lacking some elements to make it a fun distraction. I don't think the beat of the music always syncs with the blocks (Could just be me). Nice sound effects are needed when you place blocks accurately to make it satisfying. Really congratulate the player when they're on a streak. The games not bad, not great, but little changes and additions I think could really improve it.

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