Developer: Lehdonliekki
At a glance
5 Steam reviews rate it “Not enough reviews” (80% positive). Released on May 25, 2026 by Lehdonliekki. It is free to play.
Description
Story
Your mission is to find ten rare plants whose properties our species need in our planet.
You are performing your mission at night so you can avoid human contact. If however, you notice these creatures who call themselves as humans you can calm them down with a special beam we installed in your ship.
Keep an eye out for rare collectibles such as interesting music cassettes and other art creations so we can admire them back at home.
This is time of music, peace and love so remember to enjoy your journey along the way. Groovy travels my friend.
Groovy Gig is a short and casual game where you control an alien in a spaceship. This is a hand-drawn casual 2D game with the main themes of nature, art and peace. Everything you collect can be admired in your spaceship. It is designed to bring you nostalgic atmosphere of the era. Who wouldn't want to be a hippie alien?
Features
Fly around with your awesome spaceship
Listen groovy music as you collect the tracks along the way
Collect cool stickers that you can put in your spaceships window
Find rare plants and place them in your special made capsules
Calm down people who are arguing in their houses with your peace ray
Have fun and enjoy the 70s!
Supported languages: english
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System Requirements
Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 (64bit)
- Processor: i5-6300HQ
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: GeForce GTX 960
- Storage: 1 GB available space
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
Mac
Linux
User Reviews
Really interesting games because of colleting VHS tracks, plants and tags of hippie period because its in 70's. Also you can calm down people with some laser alien technology to stop fighting and argue, while doing all that you can enjoy of music you collect. For developers i can say going good cartoony cozy game, but you can add some achievements and quests per day, just my thought.
Groovy Gig is a small rhythm-based indie game that focuses on music, timing, and keeping players engaged through simple but satisfying challenges. The game aims to capture the feeling of performing and following the beat rather than relying on complicated mechanics or a large amount of content.
The biggest strength of Groovy Gig is its music-focused gameplay. Rhythm games succeed when the connection between the player's actions and the soundtrack feels satisfying, and the game does a good job making timing and accuracy the main focus. Hitting the right moments and staying in sync with the music can create a fun sense of flow.
The simple controls make it easy to pick up. Players do not need to learn complicated systems before enjoying the experience, which makes it accessible even for people who do not normally play rhythm games.
The style and presentation also help the game. A strong musical theme gives it personality, and the overall vibe matches the idea of a quick, energetic performance. For players who enjoy casual rhythm experiences, the atmosphere can be one of the main attractions.
However, the biggest weakness is the limited depth. Rhythm games rely heavily on song variety, difficulty options, and replayable challenges. If there are not enough tracks or modes, the experience can become repetitive fairly quickly.
The game may also feel too simple for experienced rhythm game fans. Players who enjoy advanced timing challenges, complex patterns, or competitive scoring systems may find that Groovy Gig does not offer enough difficulty or variety.
Replay value depends heavily on how much you enjoy the music and improving your scores. Casual players may have fun completing the available content, while dedicated rhythm fans may want more songs and features.
Overall, Groovy Gig is a charming little rhythm game with a fun musical focus and an easy-to-learn design. It delivers a pleasant experience, but limited content and a lack of deeper mechanics prevent it from reaching the level of the best rhythm games.
Rating: 6.2/10
You must suck up things like vhs tapes and good vibes stickers.
Ignore the domestic abuse that is going on in the homes. Even though I think you're supposed to suck up humans in this game?
I'm not really sure. Game really doesn't work.
Additional Information
| Developer | Lehdonliekki |
| Platforms | Windows |
| Age rating | None |
| Release date | May 25, 2026 |
| User reviews | 80% positive (5) |