Michael Kitchin writes, "A Gummy's Life has some very clear inspirations and, at times it can be quite brazen. The colourful presentation does well to set it apart and the game modes remain fun, even if the online portion struggles from a lack of interest. The fighting can be tactile and occasionally chaotic and, whilst the AI seems capable, this game feels more engaging with friends. The map variety gives you plenty to work with although the combat lacks a little impact. There's an enjoyable core here with just a few niggles that can potentially be ironed out."
Duuro says: "A Gummy’s Life is a good game, too bad no one is actually playing it."
Paul writes: "A Gummy’s Life is not worthy of being compared to Fall Guys, or even Gang Beasts. It is shallow, stupid and the controls are poor. It’s good that it’s sold as a party game with an online element, but sadly for the Gummy’s, there are others - such as Cake Bash - which are still the kings of the Xbox party scene."
Neil writes: "Quite obviously playing on the back of the success of Fall Guys, A Gummy's Life ensures the sugar hits keep on coming, with launch on Xbox and PlayStation."
