
A stealth adventure game with an absurd-driven story and third-person perspective for a single-player or co-op. Complete secret war missions, solve the showy puzzles, and save the veggies world!
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian*languages with full audio support
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disgusting
Review de 2 minutos sobre o game https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=figz3RC7_Us&t=43s
I didn't like Veggies, but now I do.
крутая игра расслабиться с друзьями, весело и быстро, но хотелось бы продолжения
Its unique, fun, and creative!
I felt that this game was an good work, carefully crafted to combine stealth action and self-destruct elements. However, if this work were to become well known in Japan with the term "kamikaze" in its current setting, it is likely to be strongly criticized by the Japanese. Let me briefly describe the context in which it would be criticized, as far as I understand it. (I have a person B.A. degree in policy studies in Japanese university.) (1) Japan's history as a line of defense against the communist bloc As you may know, Japan was positioned as a defense line against the Communist bloc in the U.S. global strategy after World War II, and U.S. military bases were located there. And this military base is still a major point of contention. The largest demonstrations that took place in postwar Japan (from the 1960s to 1970) were also demonstrations against the placement of U.S. military bases in Japan. Even today, most of the leftists in Japan are highly critical of the presence of U.S. military bases in Japan. There are those on the Japanese right who are both critical and those who do not oppose it from a Machiavellian context. Many people, whether on the right or left, have mixed feelings about Japan's postwar history of being positioned by the US as a "front-line base in the Far East. It is a very contentious political topic. In particular, the historical context of the U.S. military bases in Okinawa is so complex that even now there is a very sensitive debate. I think it is possible to create a work like this as an ironic response to this historical context (like american stand up comedy). However, I think that the current expression is more likely to be subject to strong criticism than to be understood by a large number of people. (2) Image of Kamikaze Pilots in Japan Among right-wingers in Japan, the "Kamikaze Suicide Pilots" are often regarded as heroes who died young to protect the nation of Japan. Even among those on the left, the image of the Kamikaze Kamikaze Pilots as "innocent and tragic young men who were sent to fight in Japan's war" is deeply rooted. They are often described as innocent youths, rather than as foolish youths who were pawns of fascism. The "kamikaze" troops in this work are not malicious, but it is important to understand that using the word "kamikaze" as a noun that simply means "suicide squad" can have a very sensitive connotation in Japan. I am sure that most of Japanese gamers who are not interested in political issues will pass over this point, but if this game developer team are going to distribute this content in Japan more, I strongly recommend that you get advice from someone who is familiar with the Japanese historical and political context. I hope that this games will be appreciated in a good way.
This game is hilarious! The art is really cute and unexpectedly filled with ketchup. Much more difficult then I expected it to be. I recommend playing with a controller rather then a key board.
Ho appena finito di giocarlo e vi posso dire che è un gioco bello! Non dura assai; io ho fatto 13,3 ore ma anche 11 ore se non di meno potete finirlo. Il gioco è composto da 12 livelli e ha una storia bella anche se un po strana. I livelli non sono tutti uguali, alcuni sono facili, altri medi e qualcuno difficile. L'unica cosa negativa se si può dire che ci sono tanti personaggi ma che alla fine non sono dispensabili anche perché io l'ho completato usando solo i primi 2 personaggi che costano anche meno degli altri(ogni livello ha un budget dove puoi scegliere 6/8 personaggi se non erro). Comunque il gioco ve lo consiglio per alcuni motivi: 1) Non costa molto 2) è fatto molto bene 3) Dura circa 10 ore 4) il Gioco ha una storia e ha i sottotitoli in italiano per chi ha problemi con l'inglese
Best game I have ever played. Chef's Kiss. A must buy for any true gamer.
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