
Suicide Guy Deluxe Plus is the surreal puzzle game set in the dreams of its protagonist. Will you be able to save the thing you love most and overcome the neverending whirlwind of nightmares? Now in a new shiny edition.
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Languages: English*, French*, Italian*, German*, Spanish - Spain*, Arabic*, Simplified Chinese*, Korean*, Danish*, Japanese*, Norwegian*, Dutch* +5 more
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I can kill myself in this game with different ways. I wish I can do that in real life then wake up and get back to life. I don't know man I love committing suicide :) the game is fun. try it
кусок говна с багами
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Almaya niyetliler için söylüyorum, bu oyunun eskiden videolarını izleyip çok severdim yakın zamanda indirimdeyken nostalji olsun diye aldım ancak oyun çok buglı sürekli aynı seviyeyi baştan oynatacak hatalar var bulmacalar tekrar ediyor ayrıca optimizasyon sorunları var nostalji amaçlı almak isteyen varsa kesinlikle önermiyorum
Güzel oyun ama replayabilitysi yok ayrıca isteyen için merdivenlerden ters inerken spaceye spam atarsan uçuluyo
На удивление унылая попытка показать сны. Не можете придумать что-то веселое сами, то могли бы хоть из психонавтов наворовать. Жалею, что потратил 31 рубль, лучше бы добавил денег и покатался на автобусе, там за окном и то больше сюрреализма
Suicide Guy Deluxe Plus takes the well-known original game and adds a handful of extra levels, though some of them turn out to be more frustrating than fun. Still, at its core, it remains a highly entertaining, humorous, and creative puzzle game that’s perfect for killing a few hours. [h1]Concept & Core Gameplay[/h1] The game features a wonderfully absurd concept: a guy falls asleep while drinking beer and watching TV, leading to a series of surreal dreams where your sole objective is to find a stupid way to commit suicide so he can wake up. The physics-based puzzles are generally straightforward, with most levels taking around 3 to 6 minutes tops. The game packs 24 main levels and 12 extra levels, the latter accessible only via the main menu's level select. While the main levels offer great variety and creativity, the extra content definitely feels a bit unpolished. [h1]The Extra Levels Frustration (The Mouse Level)[/h1] To be blunt, the extra levels lack the creative spark of the main game and feel more mundane than fun to figure out. Where the main levels nail the pacing and variety, the extra levels drag—especially the infamous Extra Level 5. This level introduces a mind-controlled mouse that you have to guide across a track to cook it alive. It sounds simple, but the janky controls make it a nightmare. Sometimes the mouse jumps, sometimes it doesn't, or it suddenly dashes straight off the incredibly tight edges. It completely ruins the fun you had in the previous levels since beating it relies almost entirely on pure luck. It's absolute ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ that can easily drive you crazy. [h1]Graphics, Style & Humor[/h1] Visually, the game sports a charmingly colorful, cartoonish art style that fits the wacky concept perfectly. Performance-wise, it runs flawlessly; my only technical hiccup occurred when I left the game paused for an extended period, and it froze after an Alt+Tab, but I didn't encounter any other issues. The audio design—filled with unexpected burps, chuckles, and grunts—frequently catches you off guard in the best way possible. The humor lands well and got a few genuine laughs out of me. Wrapping everything in a dream setting is a great choice, as it completely justifies the impossible, chaotic scenarios we've all experienced in our own sleep at some point. [h1]Final Thoughts[/h1] Overall, the game is a fun, casual experience and a great pickup on a sale, offering a few hours of entertainment even if you go for the 100% completion. Aside from that downright atrocious mouse level, there is plenty of cool stuff to experience and laugh at on a lazy Sunday—perhaps with a beer of your own, haha. Keep in mind that this isn't meant for hardcore puzzle enthusiasts; it's no Blue Prince or The Room. The puzzles here purely serve as a vehicle for the gameplay and comedic progression, so don't go in expecting mind-bending, convoluted riddles. Grab it on a good sale, and you'll have a blast. [h1]Rating: 7/10[/h1]
игра баганное дерьмо даже оригинал не был таким баганнным на некоторых уровнях предеметы проподают и преходиться переигрывать на 2 экстра уровне привидения тупо проподают когда пуляешь их из пылесоса я 2 часа сидел пытался пройти уровень не покупайте это дерьмо
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зачем? но ладно
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