
Beat Around the Bush is a series done over YouTube shorts where the top comment got the next addition to the game. Beat Around the Bush is a game where your primary goal is to Beat around the Bush. Once you do, you did it. You won. Therefore, there's no more reason to keep playing this game.
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Ever wanted to beat around the bush…literally? Get ready for a satisfying game where your main goal is simple: smack around that bush and see what happens. Around the bush spawns red circles that you're supposed to hit, which gives you money. You buy things in a shop to help you progress throughout the game. But that’s just the start – as you progress, the game gives you some surprised that you may enjoy. Perfect for both active and casual play, “Beat Around the Bush” is your new go-to for relaxation, humor, and endless bushes to beat!
You technically beat this game the moment you beat around the bush. No need to continue.
This game is 1 of many games that are going to be "Literal" games. This was also uploaded to YouTube as a YouTube shorts series where the top comment got the next addition to the game. Which is why there's so many weird things.
Beat Around the Bush is a meme game.
Beat Around the Bush is not meant to be taken seriously!
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Reviews
Themes across 41 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
Reviews
Well... Absolute Cinema the title is compleitey correct and, it's a great way to waste time
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Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
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