I love puzzle games, as most of you know by now. However, I am always amused by unfortunate naming conventions, and puzzle games that mimic retro aesthetics. Dumpy & Bumpy is a new puzzle game with an unfortunate name that feels retro in a good way or at least looks that way.

Screenwave Media Games has joined together with developer Programancer to bring Dumpy & Bumpy’s 80 puzzle levels to new platforms since it is available on Steam. They will be working together on console ports in the near future. Here is what the press release has to say about Dumpy & Bumpy.

Dumpy & Bumpy is a retro-style puzzle adventure, complete with 80 charming but challenging levels to bite, blow up, and break your way through. Play solo as Dumpy, or have a friend join you as Bumpy to crack each level’s code and crush the evil Ghostlord! But don’t take too long, or the Ghosts will take you!”

Features:

  • 8 colorfully themed worlds, each containing 10 levels of varying objectives and hazards
  • Slide, lift, and throw blocks, dodge past danger, blow-up bombs, or breathe fire
  • Play 2P cooperatively, or mess with the other player
  • Separate VS Battle Mode
  • Replay levels to improve your high score or beat the Pro time
  • 12 Steam Achievements to Unlock

I like the design and aesthetic of Dumpy & Bumpy, and Co-Op puzzle games like this are a great option for folks to play with kids, loved ones, or roommates. I think I might wait to see what platforms it comes on though. A switch version would be perfect for couch Co-Op. Until then, you can pick up Dumpy & Bumpy on Steam for $4.99 if you find yourself intrigued by the cute dino characters.

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Alexx Aplin

Alexx has been writing about video games for almost 10 years, and has seen most of the good, bad and ugly of the industry. After spending most of the past decade writing for other people, he decided to band together with a few others, to create a diverse place that will create content for gaming enthusiasts, by gaming enthusiasts.

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