
The boys are back , and they look better than ever! Oh…Sir! The Hollywood roast is a brand new spinoff to the surprise indie hit 0f 2016, Oh…Sir!! The Insult Simulator. This time around we’re taking tinsel town down a few notches, whilst classing up the joint.
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Basically, an english lession. String noums and insults together, get points. Drain the adversary life (burn? patience?) bar first, you win. Funny, but rather repetitive. Might work better as a party game.
If you enjoy the Deadpool-esque reference humor this game is going for, I won't say that this game isn't worth the money. There are gameplay improvements with each character having a short campaign of sorts, and the comeback mechanic making rounds more interesting. I just don't feel like the humor is enhanced by the format of Mad Libs insults. It gets stale to me a lot quicker than the original. Don't get me wrong, it's not a "bad" game, I simply don't find it fits my palette.
Really just not as funny as it could have been. The game is essentially just checking whether you can string together a grammatically correct sentence and not much else. The options you have to choose from are very limited and not guaranteed to make sense, let alone be humorous.
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Found this one to be quite similar to the first game, with some improvements. It's a silly game, but it's funny if you get the jokes. Also easier/quicker to get all achievements because it doesn't require you to match specific phrases like in the first game. Some people prefer or only enjoyed the first one, I actually found both enjoyable, but this second game features a Steam workshop, something the first one should have too. By the way, too bad there's no third game. [h3][b] Verdict: Funny game [/b][/h3] [h3][b] Linux: Works well on Proton [/b][/h3] Achei bem similar ao primeiro jogo, com algumas melhorias. É um jogo bobo, mas divertido se você entende as piadas. Também é mais fácil/rápido de pegar todas as conquistas por não exigir que monte frases específicas como no primeiro jogo. Algumas pessoas preferem ou só gostam do primeiro jogo, eu na verdade curti ambos, mas este segundo tem uma oficina da Steam, algo que o primeiro também deveria ter. Aliás, uma pena não haver um terceiro jogo. [h3][b] Veredito: Jogo engraçado [/b][/h3] [h3][b] Linux: Funciona bem no Proton [/b][/h3]
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Compared to the first game, not much has changed. The characters are now outdated pop culture icons like Gandalf, Harry Potter, and O-Ren Ishii from Kill Bill. Instead of classic insults like "Your mother is your father", you now have to craft phrases like "Your last movie feels like a forced sequel" or "Your therapist got their degree online." It's rare to come up with truly funny insults, and the Hollywood aesthetic doesn’t appeal to me, so I don’t see much point in playing this. You’re better off buying the first game. Runs well on the Deck.
Oh... Sir! The Hollywood Roast is a simple game that can definitely be a blast... However, in 2026, the average players usually sits around 2, much like its predecessor, with nobody even playing in online lobbies. This makes achieving 100% achievements almost impossible without friends assisting you. It's only really enjoyable early on and if playing singleplayer, or trying to unlock all characters which, in 2026, is completely impossible without going back to older versions in order to unlock Nosferateen (a tedious process). Rating: 4.8/10
It's a fun game for the first 30 minutes, but after that, it's just plain boring. Additionally cannot recommend because one of the steam achievements is to complete 65 multiplayer matches, which (assuming anyone even still plays multiplayer or you have a friend willing to) is a boring grind that will take quite a few hours
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