
Is Boo! Greedy Kid worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who want voice-controlled scares rather than standard controller-only play
- Stealth-action fans who enjoy hiding, distraction, and police evasion
- Level creators who want to build and share custom stages
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a combat-focused action game rather than stealth, distraction, and evasion
- Players who prefer a small number of varied stages over a 100-level money-collection structure
- Players looking for a climbing, shooting, or exploration-led action game
Our take on Boo! Greedy Kid
The defining mechanic is voice input: frightening characters can be performed with the player’s own voice, while controller play remains available as an alternative.
What is Boo! Greedy Kid?
Play as a soda-obsessed troublemaker who frightens people to take their money and buy drinks.
The game supports voice input for scares, with controller play as an alternative. Across 100 levels, hide behind furniture, distract characters with dance moves, and avoid police pursuing the protagonist. Progress leads toward a final soda treasure. A level editor allows custom stages, which can be shared through Steam Workshop. The core loop combines stealth, evasion, distraction, and money collection, with the choice between using a player’s voice or a controller for frightening characters.
How Boo! Greedy Kid plays
- 01Voice-activated scares
- Microphone input can be used to frighten characters, while controllers provide another control method.
- 02Furniture-based hiding
- The protagonist can conceal himself behind furniture while evading pursuing police.
- 03Character distractions
- Dance moves can be used to draw characters away from their positions.
- 04100-level campaign
- The main progression covers 100 stages focused on collecting money and reaching the soda treasure.
- 05Custom level sharing
- The built-in editor supports creating stages for distribution through Steam Workshop.
Boo! Greedy Kid compared to similar games
Unlike Jusant, which centers on climbing a tower, this game structures its action around stealth, frightening characters, collecting money, and avoiding police across 100 levels. It also differs from SUPER CHICKEN JUMPER, whose description focuses on runner-shooter movement, by adding voice input, hiding, distractions, and user-created stages.
Boo! Greedy Kid: platforms & release
Is Boo! Greedy Kid worth it?
It is worth it if: players who want voice-controlled scares rather than standard controller-only play. Skip it if: players seeking a combat-focused action game rather than stealth, distraction, and evasion.
Where can I download Boo! Greedy Kid?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Boo! Greedy Kid's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Boo! Greedy Kid on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.



