Baby Steps

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76

Top Critic Average

71%

Critics Recommend

IGN
9 / 10
PC Gamer
85 / 100
Eurogamer
4 / 5
TheGamer
4.5 / 5
GamesRadar+
3.5 / 5
Game Informer
6 / 10
DualShockers
4 / 10
Shacknews
7 / 10
Creators: Gabe Cuzzillo, Maxi Boch, Bennett Foddy, Devolver Digital
Release Date: Sep 23, 2025 - PC, PlayStation 5
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There is a breast milk slide in Baby Steps.

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Critic Reviews for Baby Steps

Baby Steps is an infuriating ordeal of intentionally awkward physics that’s brutal, unbelievably stupid, and downright awesome.

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A Sisyphean challenge after which you'll never take pressing W to walk for granted again.

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Baby Steps walks a fine line between frustration and accomplishment to provide a walking simulator and climbing experience quite unlike anything else.

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Everything Baby Steps does, it executes with excellence, and I can’t think of anything else like it.

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It's impossible to hate a game that offers experiences like these.

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Some will enjoy struggling to climb sandy dunes and laughing at their friends falling down the same cliffside for the hundredth time, but no amount of creative appreciation will change how I felt playing Baby Steps. Every time I put the controller down, I dreaded picking it back up.

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You'll painfully wander aimlessly for hours. You'll cringe hard at the "humor" that gets way too gratuitous, gross, and vulgar completely unjustifiably. This becomes a mostly mean-spirited game that even wants to drive you insane with the soundtrack. Laugh and watch someone else experience it if you want to, but do not play it yourself.

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What we have at the end of the day is a strange, silly game that is a little too sure of itself to stick its landing effectively. It stretches itself too thin to be consistently funny and its story is clumsily told despite its put-on air of poignance. It has its moments though, and for as grumpy as I was by the end I still look back at its early hours with some fondness. Watching a dumpy nerd slide down a muddy hill is pretty funny the first few times; it just doesn’t stay funny as long as Baby Steps wants it to.

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