Overgrowth

Overgrowth follows Turner, a rabbit fighter drawn into a conflict with an empire that has taken control of a village. Across story missions, you guide him through a world of rival animal groups and dangerous encounters.

Move by sprinting, leaping, climbing, and vaulting through levels, then choose how to handle guards and enemies: sneak in for an attack, fight head-on, or make use of weapons you find. Combat combines kicks, strikes, grapples, blocks, and weapon attacks with physics-driven impacts.

The story content includes a prequel and additional campaigns. After missions, arena and sandbox modes let you set up fights or build levels with an editor, while community-made mods add more maps, characters, and other content.

Players who enjoy Overgrowth often point to its physics-driven melee, acrobatic movement, and expressive ragdoll impacts as the main appeal. Sandbox play and mods are also recurring highlights, while reactions to the story vary: some find it engaging, but others feel the campaigns are short or underdeveloped. Reviews also describe parkour and combat as rough or inconsistent.