Grow Up, Ubisoft’s sequel to last year’s quirky Grow Home, is likely to be a divisive game. It’s unintuitive and clunky, but this adds some charm to B.U.D., the plant-climbing protagonist with a funky gait. Grow Up’s levels are heavily bent on vertical travel, and though B.U.D.’s controls make climbing arguably more challenging than it should be, you’re treated to impressive views once you get the hang of his peculiar abilities and reach new heights. There’s enough joy and humor to convince you to bear Grow Up’s issues for a little while, but it’s a difficult game to recommend on that basis alone.

For those who haven’t experienced the weirdness of this series, you play as B.U.D., a botany-focused robot who likes to climb, plant seeds, and generally jump around a lo…

Update: GameStop’s stock is on the rise once again. Following the news of CFO Jim Bell’s impending departure from the company, the company’s stock price remain largely unchanged over the course of February 24. However, before market close, it spiked from the mid-$40 range to almost $92–roughly a 100% increase. In after hours trading, those rose even further, and it started out today, February 25, at a whopping $170. That has since decreased to $135 at the time of this writing, but it’s still a significant increase over the $40-$50 range that it had settled into for much of this month. Of course, it pales in comparison to the $300+ it was trading at toward the end of January.

Perhaps coincidentally, other stocks that were targeted by Reddit’s WallStreetBets subred…