Here I am again!
**Sir Whoopass** is an interesting and funny game. Its main goal is to be different and make you laugh, and in that regard, it does a great job. The game is fun and entertaining.
The narrator was a brilliant decision by the developers. He adds so much personality and charm to the game. Without the narrator, I don't think I would have enjoyed the game nearly as much as I did.
The puzzles are enjoyable, although they don't bring anything new to the table. They're the kind of puzzles you've probably seen in plenty of other games, but they're never so difficult that you'll spend a long time stuck trying to figure out what to do. Honestly, I had more trouble finding hidden levers than solving the puzzles. Haha.
But the game isn't all good.
Sir Whoopass puts so much focus on the comedy that it neglects other aspects. The combat feels clunky. The game has a targeting reticle to help you see where you're attacking, but your attacks still seem to miss or hit awkwardly. The same thing happens with magic sometimes your spells miss even when you're aiming directly at the enemy.
There's also a stat system when you level up, but I honestly didn't notice much of a difference. Since you don't gain many levels during a normal playthrough, there aren't many points to spend anyway. I finished the game at level 9. Maybe if I had put every point into a single stat, I would have noticed an improvement, but as it is, the system feels unnecessary.
The game also needs better optimization. I experienced a few FPS drops and some stuttering during cutscenes.
Overall, it's an interesting game because it tries to do something different. However, I wouldn't recommend buying it at full price. If you can get it for at least 50% off, it's definitely worth picking up for a fun time. And if you have a friend to play alongside you, even better you'll get plenty of laughs together.
