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April 5, 2017

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BBC Worldwide

For anyone who has ever watched a BBC Earth production and wished they could get closer to the action, Oogie is an exciting new kind of exploration game – the interactive documentary.

Developed with BBC Earth and authentically narrated, Oogie is the story of a small Beetle with big dreams. After catching a glimpse of his dream girl, Oogie sets out on a perilous journey across the South African desert. On his travels the brave little beetle will encounter fierce ants, rugged terrain, and deadly predators.

Across three levels the player can kick and bite the angry ants and also collect navigational pickups and coins that can be used to unlock additional content. As Oogie looks high and low for his ladylove, a documentary-style voiceover will narrate his adventures and behaviour as well as pointing out upcoming hazards.

Will Oogie succeed in his quest?

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4.25

157 ratings

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Tablanch

December 11, 2017

1/5

Boring and not educational at all

They probably make you play this in hell.

21 found this helpful

DoctaShaggy

December 15, 2018

4/5

Surprisingly Good. Doesn't use gamepad.

Pretty immersive little game. Not too short, but also not too long. Would be nice to point with the Go controller rather than the head though. Not sure why it says gamepad is needed. It doesn't seem to be used at all.

17 found this helpful

FunKing

August 29, 2017

3/5

Part game, part documentary

A nice and short app, one part documentary and three parts game. Might be interesting specially for kids. Worked fine on a Note 4.

3 found this helpful

ceekay1109

April 7, 2017

3/5

Why is there no controller support? In the description controller is recommended ...

3 found this helpful

usmangillani85

January 11, 2024

1/5

Samsung gear oculous

Your services is very bad

2 found this helpful

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