Jazzpunk: Director's Cut

A game that doesn't take itself too seriously. It's charming at times but by the end i was feeling pretty bored

One of the greats

Jazzpunk feels like a spy movie, a fever dream, and a bunch of stupid minigames thrown into a blender. The story barely matters. You take pills, do weird spy missions, and get distracted by increasingly ridiculous side activities. Most of the fun comes from exploring every corner and interacting with random stuff just to see what happens. It's short, incredibly weird, and genuinely funny. Half the time I had no idea what was going on, but that's kind of the point. My only complaint is that it ended too soon. 10 roasted pigs out of 10.

Me likey

真是可爱，我想唯一有点遗憾的地方是音乐，在符合场景基调的同时能不能再高层次一点呢，我也许就会像BROKEN REALITY里一样在游戏地图里流连忘返

i lob jazzpunk

really fun that it rewards you for exploring

i like eating microchip bugs

Jazzpunk: Director's Cut is a love letter to so many genres of music, of art style, of just plain adoration for games and satire. It's one of the best "don't take this seriously" games ever written with so much personality, charm and content worth the time spent with it. If you enjoy surreal games with a lot of love on the screen, this is a fantastic way to support them. (Also if you are a fan of Cosmo D's games, you will adore this too.)

[h3]This game is basically a fun ride that rewards exploration with silly jokes, its awesome![/h3] Its definetly turning into a bit of a product of its time as some jokes can be easy to miss if you dont really remember the culture around the release of the game. however a good 90% of the jokes are timeless/self contained so its def still worth a playthrough if you havent seen it yet! There is [i]some[/i] replay factor to it if youre wanting to get all achievements, however, like any comedy movie, the first time watching it is the best time.