UglyDolls: An Imperfect Adventure

I haven't finished the game - as it's procedurally generated one might also ask if it's actually possible, if you want to go the philosophical route. What is it? It's a silly, quite relaxed game that reminds me a bit of assorted games but I can't tell you why it reminds me of those games as the features in and of themselves aren't what made those games or this... If I were forced to make this game by compiling existing games I would say that you should take "Toe Jam and Earl" - for the presents and silliness and combine it with Minecraft peaceful mode - for the exploration. (maybe sprinkle the loot of The Division 2 multiplied by 2 over it as well...) The basics of it is; Gather loot, use loot to craft useable things and occasionally be forced to create an item as the story demands you have that specific item. Things I didn't like, quite minor problems: The inventory could have info on "hover-on" - as there are "loot boxes" in the game - only in game currency so don't worry about it, it's from a vendor as well so they aren't really loot boxes, you'll get some random item(s) by spending 30 buttons. (the game doesn't tell you what they are, I thought the "milk carton" would heal and it did, would've been nice to know though...) That you have to stop running to be able to trigger the ability to "press X" - I'm referring to a running puzzle, you have to use a pair of shoes to run - they are triggered by the right trigger, you'll run toward the place you need to press X - to flick the switch - the ability to press X to flick the switch isn't triggered as long as you press the right trigger. The settings for sound, what is a VO/V0? (music, voice, effects and similar clearly stated things would be better, the amount of things are good, 4 plus master volume - at least, they're just not clearly defined so I'm nitpicking...) Things I liked: The silly story, the cute and odd characters, the very relaxed state of mind you can be in while enjoying the game, it should work for old people (as I'm prrof of) as well as quite young kids. Had I been the kind of bloke that makes list of the "game of the year-kind", this wouldn't be on the list, it would however, much like Trials Evolution and Minecraft, be on the list of games I'd always have installed as I know I will have a good time whenever I start it up. (I do believe that's a higher praise than "best of the current year"...) Give it a go, you can always refund it, 2 hours of gameplay in this game should be more than enough to give you an idea of whether it's for you or not.