After that, the player should be able to reload their original save file and exit the shop. From there, you’ll create a new character, rewatch the opening cutscene, and then quit to the dashboard a second time. The current work around for this issue involves the player crashing the game to the Xbox dashboard, relaunching the game, and starting a new save file.
The most problematic issue is with the player-controlled shop, which randomly locks the player inside. However, there are key features of the game that are in desperate need of attention and patches. Looking back at original gifs and videos of where Ooblets began, it is striking to see the differences compared to its final launch state. It’s a product developed by a tiny studio consisting of a husband-and-wife duo that is as ambitious as it is charming. On the one hand, it feels a bit unfair to hold Ooblets’ issues over the launch. Ooblets, sadly, has a few issues to overcome despite its years-long development.
Unfortunately, a game that has spent an extended period of time in Game Preview and had a consistent flow of feedback from avid players should probably not be too broken once it goes 1.0. In this day and age players expect bugs at the launch of a new game.
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