Orderly Havoc

more people should know about this its awesome

good

Wario's Mansion: Dark Moon

Warioware for people who see Them at night

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Love this game, very challenging and unique.

AMAZING. Really fun mini games with a frantic nature to them, stressfull, but super fun. Great artistic direction.

Surprisingly detailed for it's presentation as a sorta 2-hour long game! You can of course just play it for those 2 hours and be content with your experience, but you form a sorta kinship with your house when you replay stages and see the weather is different.

Loved it! Didn't quite 100%, might go back to do it. As a gameplay summary, you're running around a small house doing various chores. It sort've plays like a -ware game, (warioware, spookware, mindwave) where you're rapid fire doing a bunch of mini games. Orderly Havoc, however, puts an overarching timer on you rather then a set amount of misses. Once the timer runs out, you lose, and have to restart the stage. It's a nice formula and I enjoyed optimizing my routes around the house. You can also make coffee which gives you a boost when you drink it (and when it finishes being made; an important wrinkle). You also need to stop by the kitchen for water every now and then to keep your sprint meter up. There's also a plot, it's pretty standard indie horror adjacent fare, I didn't really go crazy for it but it kept me interested. Now complaints. On the standard difficulty everything's about right I think, though on harder difficulties RNG rears its head and runs the risk of bricking runs, or so it seems. A good amount of tasks take vastly more time then others, sometimes due to routing (fine, IMO, though the basement 'under the stairs' tasks are both plentiful and timewasting which I personally find annoying; it is mostly an issue on the stage before you get an alternate route to the basement) and sometimes because the various GUI elements spend time animating and I'm left sitting to wait for them to finish so I can do the task again to get a timer reduction. That's not great. These tasks (mostly the files to the basement task, the watering plant task is kind've bad about it too), if you get them at a bad time, or get multiples of them, can brick you. It's really only an issue in the tail end of the game on the highest difficulty though, and I'm fully willing to accept a little ball twisting around that point, though. That said maybe a UI pass on some of the slower games would help. Waiting for the text to fade out so I can keep shoveling papers into the file cabinet is kind've annoying in a not great way. I do think it'd be a fairly easy set of tweaks, but, I am not a game developer. Some other miscellaneous issues; keys to open the garage and basement feel a little weird because they're just kinda There; the key to open the door under the stairs works because that's sort've a reveal but the basement and garage are just rooms and they're more likely to trip up new players then to do anything particularly meaningful. Even moreso because you can't pick them up while you're wandering the house before the stage starts, you need to spend time to get them. Feels odd to me. All things said though, very nice! I do enjoy the gradual optimization you end up doing, and it gets almost trancelike. It does a good job of gradually introducing new stuff and I was never really bored. Highly reccomended, especially for the price.