Developed by a team from the 4th cohort of Krafton Game Lab, the physics-based simulation game Wobble Wobble is set to launch on Steam on April 10. The game is set in a world of bapsaes (long-tailed tits) threatened by bombings, and the core gameplay involves using your mouse to defuse these explosives.

In Wobble Wobble, players take on the role of a rookie bomb disposal expert tasked with clearing explosives scattered across the globe. The game uses a mouse-based control scheme where you push, pull, and toss blocks. It is designed to provide tension and satisfaction as you carefully extract bombs from structures, much like a game of Jenga. The physics effects, which cause the structures to sway with even the slightest movement, add to the game's immersion.

Various stages serve as bomb threat sites. From iconic landmarks like the Statue of Liberty to everyday objects like a keyboard on a desk, familiar elements are recreated as in-game backgrounds. With simple mouse controls, the game is accessible to everyone, offering the thrill of successfully defusing a bomb while maintaining perfect balance.

The story begins on the rookie's first day of work when a mysterious bombing campaign breaks out. With the only veteran senior absent due to a sudden attack, the rookie remains the world's only hope to stop the 'Villain Bapsae' threatening the globe. Wobble Wobble is priced at 1.99 USD (approx. 3,000 KRW).