It’s up to BUD to collect all her parts and get them back to the moon. Join this adorable wobbly robot on his fantastical acroBUDic adventure to the moon. Collect MOM’s ship parts with the help of your new friend POD.

Grow Up is an adventure platform video game developed by Ubisoft Reflections and published by Ubisoft. [1] The game, which is the sequel to 2015's Grow Home, was released on 16 August 2016 for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. [1] [2] [3]

Experience the entire journey from toddler to adulthood as you learn new skills, participate in various activities, develop your mind, manage your daily schedule, explore the city, forge friendships, and survive through school.

Grow Up is a joyful and ageless fantasy for children and adults. BUD, a clumsy and charming robot, is on a mission to find MOM. Leap, bounce, and float in a vast open world as BUD explores the new planet in this beautiful acrobatic adventure.

After Grow Home, BUD is back in this fantastic acrobatic journey to the moon, discovering an intriguing planetary playground! While out exploring the galaxy, BUD’s parental spaceship MOM, goes to pieces.

The game is a life simulation game where you guide your characters from birth until their high school graduation. On the way you will learn skills, make friends, and balance your mental health and parental expectations. The choices you make will ultimately affect the outcome of the game.

2016年6月13日 · Grow Up introduces a new alien planet that you'll be able to explore. A new ball mode will allow BUD to curl up and roll around the planet at faster speeds, allowing you to...

2016年8月16日 · BUD, an adorable yet clumsy, stumbling, tumbling robot. Spaceship wreckage scattered across an entire planet of abundant alien flora and thrusting star plants. A distant moon with your spacecraft’s beating heart yearning to be rescued. A fantastical acrobatic adventure in a world that’s as challenging as it is beautiful. Welcome to Grow Up.

2016年8月18日 · "Grow Up" sounds like a mean-spirited command growled at someone enjoying some childlike fun. But it also speaks to how Ubisoft approached this sequel to last year's Grow Home.