Review: Boo! Greedy Kid (Steam)

In “Boo! Greedy Kid”, you play as a small brat who’s so into soda that he doesn’t blink an eye before wreaking havoc to get his favorite drink. Go frighten people with your own voice!

Pros:

• Pixel art graphics.
• Controller support.
• Can set PS4/Xbox One button prompts.
• The keyboard controls can be rebound.
• Main campaign mode.
• Steam workshop support and separate mode.
• Chiptune OST.
• Three-star level score- Time, Money and stage clear.
• Ongoing tutorial through pop-ups.
• Gameplay- Sneak around and scare people whilst avoiding being caught by security or Nurses. You can hide in cupboards, Hide behind chairs and sofas and open and close doors.
• Steam achievements.
• Two scare buttons- Screaming and pulling a mooner.
• 100 levels.
• Can use your own voice to do the scaring.
• Level editor- Share through Steam workshop.
• Cheap price point.
• 227MB Download size.
• Instant loading.
• Can replay levels.
• Restart level options.
• Simple to pick up.
• Tons of replayability.
• Doesn’t require a supercomputer to play.
• Many enemies and guard types.
• 2D level design.

Cons:

• Music is kind of annoying.
• Very repetitive.
• Hard at times to know what to do.
• Button presses don’t always register.
• Don’t get level goal info before playing the level.
• Only a resolution graphics option.
• No trading cards.