Clown Is Hungry

Incredibly hilarious and totally worth your time and money. I also want pizza rn. MY ONLY COMPLAINT: No UI/HUD for the popcorn gun. You're left guessing how many shots or how much ammo you have left. But really: this game is funny as hell and well worth checking out. VIdas delivers.

You play as Kat, a pizza delivery girl who’s eagerly trying to make it to a party. But before she can join the fun, she has one last delivery to complete. As she steps through the customer’s door, she slips and ruins the pizza. Unfortunately for Kat, the customer is no ordinary pizza lover; he’s a clown whose passion for pizza is legendary, evidenced by a collection of trophies dedicated entirely to eating the perfect slice. And nothing will stop him from getting what he wants. The first stage inside the house teaches you the rules of the game: you explore the location to find ingredients for making a new pizza. You can’t pick up just anything, as each stage contains only specific items that can be collected. As you progress to the next stage, you sometimes slip—often in silly ways, like slipping on a banana peel even when there’s a warning sign—but you fall for it anyway. Sometimes, you need to use the pizza itself to open a door. There’s no need to worry, as progress follows a story, and ingredients are scattered along your path. The ingredients start off normal, like cheese, onions, and tomatoes, but some are unusual, such as a cut-off foot or a hand. Each item represents one pizza slice, and you need eight items to complete a pizza. Occasionally, there’s a chase sequence, though it never overstays its welcome, and there’s a boss fight at the end. Although the clown is scary, the game’s humor comes from its funny elements. For example, one item in the forest is placed on a giant mousetrap. Later, you end up in a carnival-like dungeon where you play mini-games to earn ingredients, such as throwing cheese through a basketball hoop or shooting a cannon at targets. The game has a story, so you’re not just repeating the same tasks over and over, and it’s relatively short. It takes just over an hour to complete, but you unlock a New Game Plus afterward. This time, you have anti-slip shoes that prevent you from dropping pizzas, which also slightly changes some story elements. The stages remain the same, with only minor additions. One of these additions is collectible pizza slices; if you find them all, a short bonus platforming stage becomes available from the main menu.