Jazzpunk: Director's Cut

jazzpunk is such a surreal game, i love it so much. it dives into its own unique storyline involving you, the player, as polyblank, an agent working under the director. you are sent on various tasks and missions, and it has all sorts of fun minigames. it has so many wacky references, and honestly i wish i had the creativity that necrophone games has. some memorable minigames include wedding cake, which is a shooting game against bots (or friends if you have any). wedding cake in itself could be a whole other game, with its different maps, items to choose from, and unlockable characters to play as. there's also the hard tennis mini-game against the antagonist, the editor, which i feel like is next to impossible, though it has been beaten by someone i know before. while i would recommend, praise, and play the hell out of this game, i feel like it would be best to buy it on sale due to the short gameplay. however, there is more gameplay than you think if you look into it more. still, it is most worth it on sale. there is only one ending, and while the game is pretty much the same each time, i personally replay it over and over. it gives me a good laugh on bad days, and theres so many extra tidbits to look into, which are so fun to find. the soundtrack is surreal. im pretty sure it has its own original soundtrack (which i bought alongside the main game and DLC while it was on sale), and while, like most music, it isnt the best in the world, its good to put on in the background while focusing on something else. all in all, this game is amazing if you need a good laugh or a semi-laidback game to play. it has quirks that make it more memorable than most, and this is definitely my favorite game of all time. definite recommend, 11/10.