Play solo or with your hetero lifemate in this hand drawn, arcade style, side-scrolling beat-em-up blessed by Jay and Silent Bob themselves.
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Brawl your way through the streets and mall in the View Askewniverse as Jay and Silent Bob where you unleash a dizzying array of irreverent combos, special moves, collect and summon assists, in this over-the-top beat ‘em up. You’ll need to harness every ounce of smoke-fueled creativity to get past the throngs of hockey-stick wielding teenage thugs, dookie demons, hipsters with babies, old grumpy danglers and massive, movie-inspired boss battles.
Jay and Silent Bob: Chronic Blunt Punch combines incredible stylized, hand drawn animation, character design, and over the top combat and badass catchphrases in a side-scrolling, tag-team, beat-’em-up. Our heroes embark on an epic adventure from their humble, suburban New Jersey Quick Stop to an unearthed mystical mall that has unleashed an evil hold on the city.
No matter if you play solo and tag swap between characters or with your hetero lifemate in couch co-op, you’ll be performing special moves and outrageous combos.
Developed with the full blessing, enthusiasm and voice-acting quips from Jason Mewes and Kevin Smith themselves, Chronic Blunt Punch gives players the ultimate, profound, and profane Jay and Silent Bob experience.
- Hand-Drawn Art and Animation: Incredibly detailed, expressive and highly inspired hand-drawn animations.
- Insane combos: Bust out a cornucopia of irreverent special moves and combos that link together to create explosive finishers.
- Super Moves: Build up your super meter to launch video game inspired super attacks or save up your super meter and transform Jay and Silent Bob into Bluntman and Chronic to freeze time and deliver a devastating attack.
- Local Co-Op: Play solo or with your hetero lifemate with two-player couch co-op. Tag you’re it, snackpack.
- Cameo-palooza: During your journey, interact with cameo characters from the Viewaskewniverse and call them in to help you during intense moments.
Sums Steam only; PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo publish no volume signal, so the true total is higher by an unknown amount.
| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $19.99 | 125reviews | 63% | — | $54.2K |
| $19.99 | 219ratings | 78% | — | not modelled | |
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Para los años que llevaba en desarrollo y cómo ha salido es de pena, problemas en el rendimiento, bugs por doquier, falla cuando golpeas porque no pilla bien cuando estás pegando a un enemigo. La verdad es que no sé ni como lo terminé, todos esos problemas complica y dificulta que puedas avanzar en el juego. Lo recomiendo quizás cuando saquen varios parches ya que les queda mucho por mejorar, pero tampoco es una locura debido a su corta duración.
As a fan of Jay and Silent Bob and someone that waited years for this to release, this is an untested mess. This game is an embarrassment and is clearly an unfinished cashgrab that was given up on. Trying to start the game, each logo, the title screen, and loading the tutorial took an unusual amount of time. I wasn't sure if the game had crashed or what because it was completely unresponsive to any button inputs and there was no way to escape. Once things finally loaded in, the game soft locked just one minute in on the first level/scene of the game. There were multiple "ghost" images of the main character walking around and once all the onscreen enemies were killed, the game didn't proceed. I thought, okay, weird first time load up glitch and restarted the game. Same first area, same thing happened except it was covered in even more ghost images of Jay and the enemies couldn't be killed and some were stuck in the wall. ♥♥♥♥ this trash. Jay and Silent Bob, Kevin Smith, and the View Askewniverse deserve better than this! I'm not sure what magic combination of rig/drivers had other people get passed level one, but I hope the game was at least enjoyable for them. Buyer beware! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vuXwRljpYLg
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Japanese, Spanish - Latin America*languages with full audio support
| $19.99 |
| 115ratings |
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I had purchased the game upon release, however I never got around to playing the game until after the first major patch. Apparently upon the release the game was pretty bad with tons of major issues; and resulting bad reviews. With the patch it appears most of the major issues mentioned in the comments are gone as I have not ran into them myself; outside silly bugs once in a while such as the game getting stuck at the beginning or ending of a level forcing a quit/restart of the level. Apparently there are still major issues with the steam deck, but I cannot comment upon that. Devs really should consider delaying releases of their games if they're not quite ready yet. As for the gameplay itself, it's still not perfect but I found it enjoyable enough to give it a thumbs up. While I would not put it into S tier with the likes of TMNT and SOR4, I can say it's equal in quality to games such as Power Rangers and Gi Joe; which both needed a major patch as well to be enjoyable. There are also a couple head scratching decisions made in the game such as your character leveling and gaining new skills, but you only see that when you character levels up in the bottom right of the screen. It's not game breaking, but still feels like an oversight. Maybe a future patch will add it to their menu screen.
2D brawler that crashes the Steam Deck. Very disappointed. Was looking forward to this one. Refund time.
28 minutes in and had to restart the levels twice, because the game wouldn't let me advance. First time immediately upon entering the Quick Stop and beating the first batch of enemies (screen wouldn't progress to the right), and the second time in the park just past the fallen tree. Uninstalled after that... still far too buggy to play right now.
Very Cool Graphics. Good Beat 'em Up. Satisfied!
Weird...I'm on mall level where you need to crash a car (mash it) and after doing so nothing happens. All enemies are defeated, car is crashed and cannot progress - I've restarted this level 3 times and nothing. Will try to quit and try again but for now it's not working - because of this bug I can not recommend it for anyone.
Honestly had a great time with it. The issue I had was there is no online CO-OP. Is this something that will be added.... WHO KNOWS?????
Demasiado goateado
I'd assume most people here writing a review are like me and we backed this game all those years ago (since there appears to be zero marketing for the game). It seems insane the game took sooo many years to come out and no real updates on a timeline of when the game would release. I am curious how many backers actually died before the game released, I'd love to know the stats hah Should throw in an RIP in the credits next to their names. It looks great and I don't think I was really expecting anything more. I just feel like there was some hype and then it slowly turned into zero hype and eventually negative hype. So now we're here, 97 reviews with a "mixed" score. Oh well. Cheers to all my "name in the credits" fam, it's been a long journey and now we can all die in peace with our screenshots of our names in a game.
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