Corn Kidz 64
Released Oct 2023
The unauthorized, kid-friendly version of the classic Stephen King thriller (or maybe not, maybe it's just a game about one-horned goatbabies)
93% positive · 1,794 reviews
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All announced content has been released
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Steam $6.99
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Evaluation
Corn Kidz 64 launched on October 16, 2023 as a self-described "pilot episode" 3D platformer, explicitly framed as roughly one-third the size of classic 64-bit platformers. The store description positions it as a compact, scoped experience with a defined set of content: one small world, one large world, two linear tower worlds, a hub, and bonus stages — approximately 4–8 hours of gameplay. This language describes a finished, self-contained product rather than a foundation for ongoing expansion.
After launch, BogoSoft shipped a controller fix patch on October 19, 2023 and added achievements on November 23, 2023. These are the only post-launch communications on record. There are no announcements of DLC, expansions, roadmaps, or future updates. The developer has made no statements suggesting additional content is planned, and no unreleased DLC appears in the store listing. The post-launch activity consisted entirely of quality-of-life improvements made shortly after release, which is typical for a small indie title wrapping up its launch window. The last developer communication was on November 23, 2023, and no further updates have followed. The game launched as a complete, finished product.
Evidence
Game launched on Steam on October 16, 2023. Only one major content event on record: the initial release.
Store description explicitly frames the game as a 'pilot episode' 3D platformer roughly one-third the size of classic games, with a defined, scoped content set (two main worlds, two tower worlds, hub, and bonus stages). No mention of planned updates or future content.
Media
Details
Developer
Publisher
BogoSoft
Achievements
15
Platform
Windows
Controller
full support
Steam Deck
Verified
Players
Single-player
About this game
The unique aura of bygone 64-bit worlds resurrected in this "pilot episode" 3D platformer roughly 1/3rd the size of the classics.


Seve the one-horned goat has the same reoccurring dream every night. His friend Alexis is determined to break him free but they must first deal with an issue plaguing the nearby palindrome-themed town of Wolloh's Hollow.


- !!CONTROLLER REQUIRED!! XBOX and Steam Deck supported, PS4/PS5 & Switch Pro also fully supported through Steam Input (it is still possible to try to play with the keyboard but pain will ensue)
- locked at 30fps (60fps option available in beta opt-in if you need it)
- not very modernized at all (but does support dual analog, widescreen and stereoscopic 3D)

Seve the one-horned goat has the same reoccurring dream every night. His friend Alexis is determined to break him free but they must first deal with an issue plaguing the nearby palindrome-themed town of Wolloh's Hollow.

- climbing and headbutting as only a goat-type fellow could bring us
- 1 small world, 1 large world, 2 linear tower worlds, +hub & bonus stages
- roughly 4-8 hours of gameplay
- fully featured world with enemies, NPCs, boss battle, and dynamic soundtrack
- slower, weightier platforming with a not-so-overpowered hero
- squash and stretch cartoon animation
- impale defenseless chickeny things on your horn
- more palindromes than da potato pad
- cryptic secret areas
- very belated followup to ancient indie platformer "Lyle in Cube Sector"
Last evaluated Jun 20, 2026
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