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Super Bunea Build is a survival sandbox in the vein of Minecraft and Terraria and is a spin-off in the Super Bunea series. The game takes place in a 3D sandbox where the goal is to survive, usually by accumulating resources, using weapons to take down enemy fortresses, and farming. Super Bunea Build brings in dating sim elements as well as a story that is constructed over the course of the game should the player meet certain requirements, although the final boss can be challenged fairly quickly if the player decides to dart straight for it.
Everything is rendered in a more blocky style, although this isn't to say the game looks entirely cubic, just more sharper and simplified in terms of character design. It is unknown where this fits into the canon of the Super Bunea series.
Gameplay[]
Super Bunea Build is a first person/third person survival sandbox, and you will always spawn in a randomly generated map with a white gazebo structure as your starting location. This where the player will spawn back should they die, although they can move the starting point later with advanced tools. Upon starting up a new world, the player can chose to play as either Bunea or Voidmato, who each offer different mechanics. Bunea can dash in both the ground and in the air, giving her a quick boost of momentum. Voidmato can jump off walls, and this can seriously help with his vertical momenteum. While Bunea is seen as the default due to her proficiency in all weapons, Voidmato gets bonuses to ranged, gun-type weapons in both damage and speed of firing.
The player can craft a variety of tools via the crafting grid. Each tool has a usage limit and stats that impact various things about the characters. The most basic of which is a drill, which allows them to drill straight through the earth and collect ore, although using it is risky due to the dangers that lurk under the surface, such as large gaps caused by ravines, lava, or other unseen dangers ahead. As long as the player continues to hold the button while holding the drill, they will keep going in the direction the camera faces. To change direction, all the player needs to do is let go and then face the direction they desire.
Another tool is the sword and gun tools. Swords are generally used for melee attacks and can be used to parry off attacks, while guns are ranged and use ammo in addition to their own usage value, but are generally seen as pretty strong. Additionally, farming can be utilized through a sow, a three pronged tool that the player drags across the ground to create tilled versions of blocks that they can plant seeds in.
The player will be faced against mobs during the night of each day cycle in their world, although each mob can also spawn in dark places in general or in randomly spawning dungeons. They drop various loot, and the dungeons they guard contain pieces for players to create beacon points for bosses to spawn. Bosses can be either fought or talked to in a visual novel style dialouge, although some bosses may want certain resources from the player before they can willingly proceed further into a relationship with Bunea. If the player fights a boss, they gain their soul which can be used to gather more experience and be usable as a summon item. If a boss is in a relationship with Bunea, they may gift her with packages that contain further resources or turn their faction of mobs friendly with Bunea. Voidmato cannot date bosses or steal souls, instead gathering their prized possessions.
The player can also visit other dimensions using portals that are created via placing blocks on the overworld, where new encounters await. These dimensions are far more dangerous and risky, but contain exclusive ores or items that can be used to craft powerful new tools and blocks. They can also be used to travel much faster, with each dimension having a varying distance compared to the overworld.
Characters[]
Playable[]
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Bunea |
Bunea is a thief of sorts, although she tends to be more of a heroic one than a malicious one. She is a jack of all trades, but a master of none, being balanced. She is competent in all weapons, but none are really her specialty, so to speak.
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Voidmato |
An assassin by trade, Voidmato is uniquely skilled with guns and has a wall jump instead of a dash like Bunea. He tends to become entwined with Bunea's adventures, but never actually meeting her.
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Xazalea |
The mysterious swordswoman from Super Bunea 64, Xazalea is a character infected partially by a parasite that absorbs health from enemies or her. She has a parasitic pin move that can pin down enemies, then kicking off to get some extra air. She is especially competent with melee weapons but projectile weapons give her trouble, effecting her uses for those weapons.
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Items[]
Natural Items[]
These items appear throughout the game as naturally occurring elements.
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 Borbz |
Borbz come in orange, blue, or pink and carry monetary value to friendly mobs, who trade using them. They are dropped in random amounts by enemy mobs when defeated and are stored in a different counter than the rest of the items, with a cap of 9,999 Borbz. |
 Chococarrot |
Chococarrots are crops that appear growing out of grass and can be picked up and collected. Chococarrots can be used as crafting materials, a healing item that replenishes 50% of Bunea and Voidmato's health, or used to create Chocoblocks, which have bouncy properties when touched. |
 Bone |
Bones are dropped by Skeletal Sorcerers and can be used to craft bone tools or used to craft Warding Blocks, which keep low stat enemies away from the vicinity of the block. |
Blocks[]
Nature Blocks[]
These blocks are found naturally occurring in the worlds.
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 Dirt Block |
These grass and dirt blocks decorate the various biomes of the world you generate, with grass growing on the top layer and dirt on the bottom. Dirt can also be found underground. While incredibly basic and can be even picked up by hand, they have a low resistance value to explosions and may produce bugs, both friendly and harmful. Variants
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 Stone Block |
Stone Blocks are gathered via a drill and are found in all biomes undeneath the surface or even in some case, on the top layer or above. They have a medium resistance to explosions and are generally good for building a simple house. |
 Oakly Trunk |
Oakly Trunks are gathered using a hatchet, and cutting down a tree will net you a ton of them to work with. They are unusually not blocky, although they can be converted into Oakly Planks to gain a blocky structure. Woodstrippers may show up on these logs to peck at them, although this has no real impact on the trunk. They have a low resistance to explosions. |
Manufactured Blocks[]
These blocks must be crafted with other ingredients.
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 Oakly Planks |
Oakly Planks are used for a variety of recipes, haven been broken down from Oakly Trunks. They can also be used as building material and are highly flammable, as well as having a low blast resistance, although still higher than literal dirt. | ||||||||||||||||||
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Oakly Planks are constructed from Oakly Trunks, which produce 5 Oakly Planks when added into the crafting grid. This recipe is shapeless. | ||||||||||||||||||
Tools[]
Drills[]
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 Wooden Drill |
Crafted from any kind of basic wood, the wooden drill acts as the cheapest as well as weakest method to harvest stone. It has a total of 100 uses, cannot drill anything above a level 3 hardness or it will instantly break, and has a burrowing rate of 1 block per second. | ||||||||||||||||||
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Constructed using any wood in a upside down t-shape, the Wooden Drill uses a total of 4 blocks. This recipe must be replicated as shown to produce the desired product. | ||||||||||||||||||
 Stone Drill |
Crafted from stone, the stone drill acts as the upgrade to the wooden drill and is overall faster and better. It has a total of 250 uses, cannot drill anything above a level 6 hardness, and has a burrowing rate of 2x2 blocks per second. | ||||||||||||||||||
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Constructed using stone in a upside down t-shape, the Stone Drill uses a total of 4 blocks. This recipe must be replicated as shown to produce the desired product. | ||||||||||||||||||
Mobs[]
Friendly Mobs[]
| Image + Name | Info |
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 Heart Sorceress Juliet |
Heart Sorceress Juliet can be found traveling across the various biomes on the back of a giant turtle and will give Bunea more health with the more Demon Hearts she finds. She gives Bunea a petal to summon her at any time, although her healing ability only appears when found naturally. She cannot be harmed by other mobs and disappears around bosses. |
 Qwestove |
Qwestoves are a mysterious race that can be found in unusual places. If Bunea hits, touches, or shoots at one, they drop a random item that can be picked up and dash off before despawning. They are quite rare! |
Enemy Mobs[]
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 Skeletal Sorcerer |
Skeletal Sorcerers float above the ground and launch crystal balls that explode 2 seconds after they have been placed. They have low health but are generally pretty powerful and speedy, so players will have to be quick to defeat them.
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 Forbeam |
Forbeams are unusual creatures that can be seen clinging onto the side of blocks before launching off at the player. They are hostile and waddle towards the player at a somewhat alarmingly fast rate, requiring quick reflexes. They deal damage on contact, using their spindly arms to slash at the player. They only appear in dark areas.
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 Honey Bumble |
Honey Bumbles are bee-like women that gather around flowers and generally leave the player alone unless they are either attacked or attempt to gather flowers themselves. They attack with a one shot-kill damaging move with their stinger, although Bunea can usually dash just out of the way, causing them to impale a block instead. They appear in day time and return to their hives at night.
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Boss Mobs[]
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 Forvita |
The first boss you'll likely summon, Forvita is a vicious real-estate agent that works to settle up hives for the Honey Bumbles and their queens. She can be summoned via a Comb Phone, although she is not eager for a fight, instead asking Bunea about real-estate opportunities. Fight Forvita shrugs if Bunea seems disinterested and begins attacking with swarms of small bee-like projectiles that home onto Bunea. Bunea can easily avoid them with her dash and follow up with attacks quickly, as Forvita is not particularly fast and tends to walk in circles when fighting. When she has half of her health, she becomes rather aggressive, attacking with raining foreclosure signs and hives that will infect Bunea with a stinging swarm of bees. She will also summon three Honey Bumbles to attack Bunea. Bunea needs to dodge and keep her focus on Forvita, finishing her off quickly for her soul.
Befriend/Romance |
Biomes[]
TBA
Dating[]
TBA
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- Super Bunea Build is the first Super Bunea series game to not have platforming as a main focus.