
The Genesis Project is an attempt to replicate Sburb from the popular webcomic Homestuck, made by Andrew Hussie.
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Languages: English
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okay replica of the game, multiplayer sucks though cause it bugs out like crazy. mostly bugs that make it just okay
Juno if it took place in homestuck: Bleeker, Hop on sburb
a fun little recreation of sburb. has its issues, but i'm sure those'll be fixed in due time. very enjoyable! even when alone
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homosuck
cool
good but the devs arent adding optimization features
I like this game a lot, unfortunately deploying anything is a 50/50 whether or not you're gonna get bugs, and that's not including the "lost connection" messages that are constantly appearing despite playing by myself. A majority of times I boot the game, I am at one point or another forced to close out thanks to one of the two aforementioned issues.
this game is really fun the devs just take for ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ ever
Mejor que los juegos oficiales
yeah okay so this game is really broken. its really impressive how much theyve like, replicated sburb... but it just feels so yucky to play??? everything is so SLOW, and so janky. items fall through the floor all the time, the sponsor-chess-pieces never stop pestering you, there's no way of rescaling the UI... i keep redownloading it because im like, "this is such an amazing concept for a game!" and it WOULD be so fun. theoretically.
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