Wait! Where's My Lunch

[h1]Before I played Wait! Where's My Lunch?, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]

这个建模、动作和关卡设计……建议加入“学游戏三年”系列……

판정 매우 거지같음 분량 너무 짧음. 업데이트 더 많이 되면 하세요

i don't know if this was there first game or was a legit passion project but as a game its ok i fell like it can be worked more like have it support full screen and have resolution options and maybe more than one song its catchy don't get me wrong but i still have my opionon on unity as a crapy half baked engine for crappy mobile games but this one was a fun one to play tho it didn't give me the this is a garbage game fell i actually sat down to play it i think some more updates will make it more defined game expreince

A master piece Stunning graphics (my pc exploded) Heart breaking story (make me cry) My second favourite game (the first is portal 2) Wait were is my launch (I don’t know ) 9999999999999999/10

Ngl this game is an undiscovered gem the crawling mechanic goes hard ngl makes my pee pee funny a little note please turn down the volume of the buttcheeks clapping zombies were constantly being alerted A few tips for the game: prepare lotion

"Wait! Where's My Lunch" was intended to be an advertisement for another game but the developer didn't bother reading the Steamworks documentation for how to publish demos, so launched this as a full game instead. Then the developer discovered he didn't know how to make video games and pulled it. Understandable, this truly is garbage. But, at least it was kinda genuine and not an unethical asset flip. As a game, this is more like a joke/student homework assignment has no value for gamers, with zero professional development quality, so it's no surprise it was a failure. The joke theme was that you had to kill a bunch of zombies to find your lunch in the tired, overdone zombie apocalypse backdrop that amateur developers love so much. The developer showed integrity and had the courage to admit they are not capable of being game developers and wisely fell on their sword, removing this from Steam after realizing the extent of their mistake. Doing the right thing is sometimes not easy, but kudos to the developer for making the best decision.