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About This Game

Deep underground lies a reminder of Boarkind’s darkest hours. All it takes is one little boar to dig it back up.

Harkening back to the NES era, Full Bore is an open-world puzzle game that leaves you to your own devices. With curiosity as your only guide, you will figure out how the blocks around you behave, delve deeper into a strange underground, and eventually piece together the story of a world transfigured.

Full Bore debuts a unique lighting engine that creates rich, atmospheric environments out of its old-school pixel art. Combined with our original bluesy soundtrack, you will soon find yourself immersed in Full Bore's mines, temples, scrapyards, lava tubes, inexplicable lakes and/or mysterious laboratories.

With over 150 areas, no single intended path and secrets everywhere, Full Bore gives you a world in which you can always find something new (until you find everything)

New on Steam

Full Bore is digging its way to Steam for the first time in May, featuring both Part 1: The First Dig, and the never-before-played Part 2: Into Hard Earth. Of course we're also bringing you some really boaring Trading Cards (see what we did there?), Achievements and more. Can you dig it? Great! More puns!

Features

Be a pig.* Dig. *You're actually a boar, but that doesn't rhyme with dig.
Explore at your own pace as you learn how you can interact with the blocks around you
Focus on puzzle-solving and exploration, not conflict.
Play as either Frederick the boar or Hildi the sow
Original glitch/blues soundtrack gets you in the mood to dig

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Title: Full Bore
Genre: Adventure, Casual, Indie
Developer:
Whole Hog Games
Publisher:
Nkidu Games Inc.
Release Date: 6 May, 2014

Minimum:

OS: Windows XP
Processor: 1.8 GHz
Memory: 500 MB RAM
Graphics: GeForce 7600 or equivalent
DirectX: Version 9.0c
Storage: 300 MB available space

English

The Fez of being a pig.. After beating Escape Goat 1 and 2, I went searching Steam for similar puzzle games and happened upon Full Bore. So far, I'm having fun but wish backtracking wasn't such a chore.. Really good if you want a diggy game with actual puzzles instead of procedurally generated stuff. Kinda had my fill after the first act but it left a good impression so I'm sure I'll come back to it at some point.. It's been a long time since I played this game now, but realized I should definitely have left a review for this. I am in love with this game. The way it combines puzzles with an open world is unique and they pulled it off really well. The puzzles are both challenging and satisfying, and it has a great set of simple puzzle elements that it explores in interesting ways. And the atmosphere and bizarre story are engaging and distinctive, with just the right amount of creepy. This is a really excellent game all around - seriously underhyped.. Full Bore is an open-ended game of exploration and puzzle solving. A surprisingly deep story is revealed as you discover new areas and talk to a variety of interesting characters.

The puzzles are brilliant, with what I found to be a perfect difficulty curve. They start out fairly straightforward but increase in difficulty so by the end working out the solution felt incredibly satisfying. Even the toughest puzzles remain perfectly logical, and are generally designed so you can work out the full solution by breaking it up into smaller parts and working out each one.

I'm generally not one to bother with 100% completion of a game but the richness of the world kept me coming back to track down every secret. The story revelations and interesting characters you discover in small rooms off the beaten track make the effort worth it.

The art style is great, combining a retro pixel art look with modern touches like dynamic lighting and water effects. Soundtrack is perfectly suited to the game, I still find myself listening from time to time.

Only 'con' would be a couple action sequences where the control scheme isn't optimal. These are rare, however, most of the time it works great.

If you're into interesting narratives, a good puzzle and exploring a well thought out world you owe it to yourself to check out Full Bore!. I feel like I am mindlessly collecting gems too much. It's nice if you do like puzzles and lots of exploring.

edit: in the end, I appreciated it and enjoyed the game when I changed my feelings and just enjoyed the puzzles in a puzzle game.. Full Bore is the kind of game where everything feels like it was really well thought out. The central concept of the game is solving puzzles while you explore the game's world. Along the way you collect gems and read about the lore of the events that happened leading up to the present time within the game. Because of some excellent puzzle design and well paced introduction of new puzzle mechanics the game never felt boring to me. Full Bore also features a time travel mechanic that lets you undo the last number of things you've done as well as soft resetting the current puzzle you are working on. This alone helped make what would have been frustrating and tedious puzzle solving into fun and difficult puzzle solving. Only major gripes with the game are that you have to re-solve a number of puzzles when you go through a previously explored area for some, but not all areas. This is exacerbated by the lack of a clear map and very conservative fast travel locations, which make traveling to certain locations to clear out the map a bit of a pain. Overall I quite enjoyed Full Bore.. There are many mysteries in this world. One of them is the lack of attention Full Bore has gotten, since it\u2019s such a great Metroidvania puzzle game.

You play as a boar in a mine populated by talking boars. You\u2019re in debt and you need to repay it by finding blue gems hidden all over the map. There\u2019s also lore to find that will tell why the boars closed off an area of the mines, and who left all these computers and junk everywhere.

The puzzles are all block pushing puzzles. There are blocks that do different things and you are going to hate the ones that disintegrate after you climb on top of them. Some puzzles are optional, which is a good thing since these puzzles are not of the easy, obvious sort. You will get frustrated and will probably look up a guide to solve them, and then you will slap yourself in the head because now it feels obvious(which is the mark of a good puzzle game). Don\u2019t expect powerups of any sort. There aren\u2019t any. However, you can go faster by digging into the same type of block multiple times. There\u2019s a rewind function where you go back into the past so you can redo your moves. This is extremely helpful.

The game has good controls. You can climb, stomp, push things, and there\u2019s a delay when you go over a block since you might not want to change your position just yet.

The music for this game is very good too, and I came back to the ost multiple times and looked up Adjective Plural Noun, the band that made it. At some point I\u2019ll buy the ost.

The art\u2019s pleasing. It\u2019s pixel art, but it\u2019s got it\u2019s own style and isn\u2019t trying to look like other games.

I don\u2019t have any problems with the game, but I\u2019m not a nitpicker.
The 40 hours I've spent on this game should be a testament to its worth.. Holy crap, this was better than I expected. I was anticipating a fairly lightweight, not too long digging puzzle. What I got was twenty hours of awesome. It's very challenging if you try to get all the hidden items (and there are a tonne of hidden items), it has a cool (and pretty creepy) storyline, and the characters are charming and well-written.

Buy it even if you don't like pigs that much.