Completely Stretchy (v1.3.0)

A factory accident turns an ordinary outing into a wonderfully strange first-person platforming adventure across the Grombi Isles. Your body becomes blue, elastic, and adhesive after a disastrous encounter involving Dr Grimble and the Elektro factory, leaving you to make sense of both your transformation and the escaped power creatures scattered around the islands. The tone stays colorful and absurd rather than threatening, with oddball residents, playful activities, and a world that treats its bizarre physics as everyday life. Beneath the silliness, there is a light mystery about the Elektros, the factory, and the reason behind your newfound stretchy form.

Movement drives nearly every part of Completely Stretchy. One extendable hand lets you latch onto surfaces, pull yourself up cliffs, swing over gaps, and cling to walls, turning each island into a vertical playground full of alternate routes and tucked-away collectibles. Progress comes from recovering Elektros to restore power while taking on requests from the local Scrimbli, Chunkos, and other eccentric inhabitants, who often reward your efforts with useful upgrades. Side diversions keep exploration from becoming repetitive, whether you are riding a hoverbike, shooting baskets, or poking around for secrets that sit beyond an obvious path.

Its biggest strength is the way a simple stretchy-hand concept reshapes first-person exploration into something tactile and improvisational. The three main regions offer their own activities, characters, quests, and visual personality, encouraging players to slow down, talk to everyone, and test which surfaces can become a route upward. Rather than demanding split-second precision like a hardcore platformer, it favors curious wandering and goofy experimentation, closer in spirit to A Short Hike’s relaxed discovery mixed with the elastic traversal of a physics toybox. Players who enjoy charming indie worlds, collectible hunts, and unusual movement systems find plenty to like, while platforming veterans can chase hidden objectives and more creative traversal lines.