Blast Off into New Adventures in Wobbly Life

I first encountered Wobbly Life a few months ago while searching for engaging games suitable for kids. It’s an open-world simulation that humorously resembles a child-friendly version of Grand Theft Auto, featuring a vibrant playground filled with diverse activities such as races and pizza deliveries. While not as refined as Human Fall Flat, it surpasses Totally Reliable Delivery Service and is far less chaotic than Roblox.

In the recent 1.0 update, Wobbly Life expands significantly, introducing an additional open world set in outer space. This new environment includes various celestial bodies and constructed stations, offering players fresh opportunities for adventure. Players can take on roles like a member of the Asteroid Defence Unit, where they can shoot down asteroids, mine resources from moons, or serve as interplanetary rescue operators.

New Features and Enhancements

Along with these space-themed jobs, players can accept unique assignments such as exploring the universe as a space detective and studying gardening through Professor Peats’ classes. Additionally, for those looking for excitement, missions involving artifact recovery from a space museum can be undertaken.

The update also incorporates broader improvements, allowing players to simultaneously buy and sell houses, enhancing the overall experience with faster loading times and smoother multiplayer connectivity.

The reception for the 1.0 update has been generally positive, with Wobbly Life boasting an already overwhelmingly positive rating on Steam. Interested players can now enjoy a 20% launch discount, making it available for $20 (£16).