Roundabout

Charming, disarming, and alarming. Also extremely forgiving, due mostly to the game's very generous checkpoints, so if you're looking for a stiff challenge, I'd say look elsewhere. This game is more about surrendering yourself to its goofy gameplay and semi-awkward somehow-brilliant cutscenes, which were probably the best part of the whole experience.

this game would have been a much bigger success if not for the major flaw of it.... difficulty. The game devolves into a stressful repeat of difficult puzzles where one mistake usually results in you banging into things multiple times and blowing up. if they had more 'checkpoints' that wouldn't be so bad... But the REASON this is bad, is because the difficulty increases too fast for most people that they do not get invested in the fun of the game. There really needs to be more of a casual build up to the challenges. Have one maneuver that's hard, in a puzzle of simplicity. Build up the difficulty slower and most gamers will be okay. Could I do it? Yeah, but it wasn't 'fun' to and there's no shortage of games in a library that deserve a chance. Was it a fun experience? Yeah, with my friends watching and us laughing about it all. Was worth the 10 bucks (or however much we spent at the time) I believe a controller is your best bet on this one by the way. Great for a party game where everyone just watches one person play but laugh at the silly antics of the game itself. It is honestly an excellent example of an almost GREAT game, held back by a very simple and basic flaw in game design. Reminds me of a game Drunken Robot Pornography, another almost amazing game save for one minor flaw. Difficulty... only because they have a timer. You have to go into the battles already knowing what to do or the timer will run out. It isn't fun to just play and jump around fighting giant robots with your jet pack, but 'stressful' because of the timer. Had they removed the timer and just made it a brawl, the game would probably have caught on. Same here, the lack of fun factor early on results in people not investing time in what is otherwise a really good game. Fun Factor is important over the Stress Factor. (which matters too)

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TLDR: An arcade style limousine platforming, pedestrian slaughtering, queer, acid trip, with 70's FMV. The protagonist is Georgio, an endearing limousine driver who has extreme difficulty driving straight, only drives by constantly spinning, and does so while looking good wearing a bow tie and rocking lovely red hair. Georgio never says anything, but that doesn't stop Georgio from going on a variety of ridiculous adventures as they pick up an assortment of passengers, all accompanied by brief FMV clips. Georgio also likes drugs and hallucinates a talking skeleton when they have psilocybin or drop some acid. It's a fun premise! I have mixed feelings about the gameplay itself. Driving while spinning takes some adjusting to but can be figured out quick. When it clicks just right it's a really cool novel mechanic. That doesn't mean it's easy once you understand it. Checkpoints are indeed very generous, which is good because your limousine will blow up many times in the course of the game. What I didn't enjoy so much about the spinning driving is that there's no breaks. The next story mission is usually nearby, but if for some reason you want to traverse the map, you're essentially travelling through multiple mission layouts with road and level hazards that are constantly present. It can feel pretty tedious if you do explore the map, go to a mission/challenge that's farther away, and need to get back to an area. To be clear, driving a spinning vehicle through hazards means a lot of stopping and going, which isn't great for backtracking. The other issue I had with gameplay is that some of the hazard designs feel better than others. Some of them you can navigate just right and it feels smooth and gives a sense of accomplishment. Most feel a little off like you have to wait for your limousine to spin just right when it's spinning slower than other fast moving objects, or you need a certain powerup when you can only equip one at a time. A lot of the missions I ended up brute forcing my way through, checkpoint by checkpoint--hoping I wouldn't blow up before reaching the next one. You always have a speed up and jump ability active. Other equippable powerups are helpful, but it would be nice if you could have more than one equipped. It's a short adventure. I'm glad I took it. But it could have been more fun with some more flexibly designed hazard layouts and powerup offerings. Regardless, it feels like a rare and unique game offering that's worth checking out.

Dark woke sleeper hit

Very silly and funny, it's a great game

this game is so fun justv casually fun crazy missions. just cant take it too seriously or youll be pissed. otherwise this game is extremely fun, friendly, funny, and entertaining. and its actually a pretty damn big game fpr what it is. i was expecting maybe a quarter of the effort and story. TL:DR 100% worth it