Fit check
Is Biglands: A Game Made By Kids worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who want an action-focused RPG with platforming and obstacle navigation
- Families or groups interested in a game built from children's drawings and ideas
- Players who enjoy collecting items and artwork while improving weapons
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a dialogue-driven or choice-heavy RPG rather than combat and platforming
- Players who prefer exploration without dangerous obstacles, enemy groups, or boss battles
- Players looking for a strictly traditional role-playing game without platforming sections
Our take on Biglands: A Game Made By Kids
Rather than presenting a conventional RPG world through established fantasy artwork, the game builds its characters, equipment, enemies, bosses, fonts, and some levels from children's drawings, with related concept art available as collectibles.
What is Biglands: A Game Made By Kids?
Biglands: A Game Made By Kids combines role-playing, platforming, and adventure elements in a quest across unknown lands to save the world.
Players fight groups of enemies, navigate dangerous obstacles, collect items, build and improve weapons, and face large bosses. The game supports game controllers, touchscreen controls, and keyboard-and-mouse input. Its characters, weapons, enemies, bosses, fonts, some levels, and other objects originated in drawings made by the developer's nephews, who also created the game's name, story, and gameplay. Concept art based on those drawings can be collected throughout the game.
How Biglands: A Game Made By Kids plays
- 01Multiple control options
- Play with a controller, touchscreen controls, or keyboard and mouse.
- 02Weapon progression
- Collected items support building and improving weapons during the adventure.
- 03Collectible concept art
- Artwork based on the children's original drawings is discoverable throughout the game.
- 04Boss encounters
- The journey includes battles against monstrous bosses in addition to regular enemies.
Biglands: A Game Made By Kids compared to similar games
Biglands combines RPG elements with platforming, obstacle navigation, weapon improvement, and boss fights. Angels of Death and Planescape: Torment: Enhanced Edition are presented as RPG titles, while Back to the Dawn focuses on prison escape, investigation, and survival. Ghost of a Tale combines action-RPG play with exploration, stealth, disguises, and conversations.
Biglands: A Game Made By Kids: platforms & release
Is Biglands: A Game Made By Kids worth it?
It is worth it if: players who want an action-focused RPG with platforming and obstacle navigation. Skip it if: players seeking a dialogue-driven or choice-heavy RPG rather than combat and platforming.
Where can I download Biglands: A Game Made By Kids?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Biglands: A Game Made By Kids's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Biglands: A Game Made By Kids on?
Windows and macOS.
