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Boomerang RPG - Boomerang action & adventure

Join forces to defeat demons while training your Dude, enhancing boomerangs, & using magical effects in this exciting adventure.

Boomerang RPG
  • 1.0.52 Version
  • 1.5 Score
  • 653K+ Downloads
  • In-game purchases License
  • 7+ Content Rating
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CONS

Frequent crashes during gameplay

Paywalls for faster progression

Lack of effective offline mode

Chat feature limitations (size and filters)

High in-game item pricing

Repetitive gameplay can lead to boredom

Microtransactions seen as predatory

Bugs affecting user experience (sound issues, etc.)

Frustrating progress barriers without spending money

Centuries ago… There existed a realm known as Dude World.

Out of nowhere, some demons began launching attacks, as is common in such adventures…

In this world, a remarkable hero emerged: a brilliant baby Dude.

This baby, eager to demonstrate its abilities

confidently seized a boomerang hurtling towards it!

The tale of the Boomerang Dude (You) begins now!

Summary:

- Target the demon and throw your boomerang!

- Train the mighty Dude! Gather and upgrade boomerangs!

- Add various magical effects to your boomerang!

- Collaborate with other great Dudes to defeat demons!

Boomerang Dude: A Whirlwind of Chaos, Charm, and Baby Heroics

From the moment I hurled my first boomerang as the diapered dynamo in Boomerang Dude, I was catapulted into a world where absurdity and adrenaline collide. Playing as the titular infant savior of Dude World—a realm under siege by horned, fire-breathing bullies—is equal parts hilarious and hypnotic. The game’s genius lies in its audacious premise: a giggling, pacifier-clenching hero whose weapon of choice isn’t a sword or spell, but a spinning boomerang that obeys physics… mostly. Chucking that curved blade into hordes of demons felt like conducting a slapstick symphony: watching it ricochet off troll skulls, slice through spectral wings, and zip back to my tiny hands (often smacking me in the face for comedic effect) never lost its chaotic charm.

The progression loop is devilishly addictive. Collecting boomerangs isn’t just about power—it’s about personality. I upgraded from a rickety wooden flicker to a flaming, rune-etched monstrosity that left trails of sparkles and explosions, each throw feeling like a fireworks display with a body count. The magic effects are pure wizardry: freezing enemies mid-charge with an ice-enchanted toss, chaining lightning between imps, or summoning a spectral wolfpack with a howling boomerang kept me gleefully experimenting. But the true joy? Teaming up with other Dudes online. Coordinating a synchronized boomerang barrage with three other babies—each sporting neon hats and oversized boots—to topple a skyscraper-sized demon boss was peak gaming absurdity, blending Baby’s Day Out with Lord of the Rings.

Visually, Boomerang Dude is a candy-colored fever dream. Dude World’s landscapes shift from candy-cane forests to lava-spewing nurseries, each level a playground of pastel pandemonium. The demons, meanwhile, are gloriously grotesque—think Where the Wild Things Are meets heavy metal album art—and their defeat animations (popping into confetti, melting into bubble baths) are pure serotonin. Even the soundtrack slaps, swapping epic orchestral scores for kazoo-infused battle anthems that somehow make crushing demon lords feel like a toddler’s birthday party.

While the challenge escalates—later stages demand pinpoint accuracy and combo magic—the game never takes itself seriously. Failed a level? Your Dude tumbles into a crib, sucking their thumb while demons dab mockingly. Yet beneath the chaos lies razor-sharp design: intuitive swipe controls, clever environmental puzzles (using boomerangs to flip switches mid-flight!), and a crafting system that turns looted fangs and glitter into upgrades worthy of a baby warlord. For fans of Overcooked’s cooperative chaos or Katamari Damacy’s whimsy, Boomerang Dude is a pacifier-packing powerhouse. Grab your rattle, rally your Dudes, and let the boomerangs fly—because saving the world has never been this ludicrous, or this lovable. 👶🌀🎪👹🎮💥✨

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Simulation Casual Single player Stylized Role Playing
Information
  • Version1.0.52
  • UpdateMay 24, 2025
  • DeveloperSuper Planet
  • CategorySimulation
  • Requires AndroidAndroid 7.0+
  • Downloads653K+
  • Package Namecom.superplanet.boomerang
  • Signature3fb1f3b3ae8349450cdb387c68028c42
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    BoonEarth Tv

    This game brings a lot of joy. It has that classic addictive feel. The ads can be a bit much, typical for many games today. Paying to get rid of them is an option. If that doesn't bother you, it’s really enjoyable. The idle mechanics make leveling up fast and satisfying. Overall, a fun way to pass the time!

  • I vu
    I vu

    The game was enjoyable. I played for about six months. Reached level 1999, and everything went smoothly. Then something unexpected happened. I unlocked the max level for boomerang summon, level 10. Suddenly, I got kicked out. My account became restricted. Can't play anymore. Tried reaching out through emails, no one responded. Really wanted to share a better rating, but I can't now. Feels like maybe they don’t appreciate free-to-play players who progress without spending money. Who knows?

  • Euan Sckyler alzate
    Euan Sckyler alzate

    The game design shines, and the music has its moments. The math, however, needs work. Dungeons and bosses don’t always scale right. Your progression feels off. When you finally conquer a challenge, it’s quite a relief after days of feeling like a zombie. It's best to play one day and take a break the next. There's been an update. The math improved, which helps with progress during constant events. But the story still feels a bit lacking for now.

  • Kira Walker
    Kira Walker

    That's awesome! Discovering a new game can be such a thrill. It sounds like you're really enjoying it. The only downside is the lack of offline play. It's a bummer when you can't dive into the game whenever you want, especially when there’s no internet around.

  • Derek E
    Derek E

    It feels great. Moving forward is simple. Spending a dollar speeds up the process a lot.

  • Ezequiel Cano
    Ezequiel Cano

    This game really disappointed me. I played for a long time, put in the effort, then they offered me a deal for 20,000 rubies. I thought, why not? I clicked "opt out" to confirm. Suddenly, I got kicked out of the app. Now I can’t get back in. It’s frustrating! I wish I could rate it zero stars or even go negative. I lost so much progress. There are definitely better RPG games out there. I expected more from this one.

  • Conrad Henry Besonia
    Conrad Henry Besonia

    I totally get your frustration! You enjoyed playing the game on your old phone, and now it won’t load on the new one. That’s annoying! Have you tried reinstalling the app? Sometimes that helps. Make sure your new phone has enough storage too. Hopefully, that fixes the issue so you can jump back into the game.

  • Isaac Maffey
    Isaac Maffey

    It's frustrating to hand over personal details like your name, address, and payment info just to play a game. Curiosity drew you in, but then you're faced with an agreement that lets "The Super Planet" sell your information. The wording hints at all sorts of hidden agendas. They say if they must sell data for legal reasons or to defend claims, that feels unfair. It's enough to make anyone think twice about downloading the game.

  • Braylen Spruell
    Braylen Spruell

    It’s so frustrating when a game won’t load. You see that black screen with the music, then it teases you with the loading bar, getting all the way to 96%. You sit there, waiting to see if it’ll jump to life, but it just stalls. Ten minutes of staring at that screen feels like forever, and nothing changes. You’ve already tried updating, uninstalling, and reinstalling. You just want to dive into the game and have some fun!

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  • Name: Boomerang RPG
  • Package Name: com.superplanet.boomerang
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