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This is a fun, casual game in the same vein as the board game Clue.

The acting is well done and the story is intriguing. The game-play is VERY basic point-and-click to uncover the culprit.

I DID encounter a bug that literally hard locked me from continuing, which made me start a whole new game. Luckily, this game is only about an hour and a half and made for re-playablity so not much was lost.

If you like crude humor with no story, go for it! Just imagine Rick & Morty with no creative visual/audio style. Justin (the creator) is a pretty terrible human so bear that in mind when giving money.

As for the gameplay, the tried a duo protaginist and it just does NOT work. I played this in regular (not VR) and it was a sludge. Quit after about halfway through due to the crudeness and gameplay. About the only thing I can say is it looks nice for a very generic appearing game.

DO NOT BUY THIS GAME OR SUPPORT THIS GUY!

Arcade-y racer in the same vein as Outrun or Daytona USA. Also similar to the newer Cruisin' games in which drifting plays a key aspect. Also has collectibles to make races re-playable.

Honestly not very funny, imaginative or intuitive. Lot's of unnecessary cringy dialog that does not help the story at all. Quit after about an hour.

The artstyle is nice atleast.

Incredibly cute and well made game that is very unique! There is no combat, there is no timer, there is no dying. This game is chill lay back and groove type of game in the same vein as Pokemon Snap. This game has levels and is not an on rails shooter however.

Very charming atmosphere and even small cutscenes that look to be taken out of an animated movie.

The game isn't TOO hard, but you will rely on the "tips" a lot, and they take time show up. That means there will be idling with you standing around a bit just to prolong the game.

Fun spoof of DOOM. If you want to play DOOM but can't due to parental constraints, here is your game. It works just as intended. Nothing more here to say.

The achievements are broken however if that's your sort of thing. I got through multiple levels and did not get the associated achievement.

Grand Theft Auto set in the early 1900s Wild West.
Gunslingers cannot handle the ways of the new world and hold onto what they know. Robbing trains and stagecoaches, Gunslinging, and bounty hunting. The best part is nearly everyone dies in the end - just like real life.

This game is amazing in the sense of storytelling, voice acting, scene setting among other things.

Some might gripe over the fact that the game uses some liberties like having too long of cut scenes or a small bit clunky moving controls - but that's par for the course for Rockstar's.

The main story will take you 45-50 hours for normal players like me. Afterwards, there is tons more to do - just GTA games but completely unnecessary. The online is alive but not cared for anymore and honestly not very fun.

You are playing this to learn about life of the now lost Wild Wild West and to learn the tales of Arthur and the Dutch gang. Enjoy!

This game has beautiful artwork and animated cut-scenes. A lot of love was put into the development for sure.

However...

There the one main 'gimmick' in this game in which you control multiple characters - ala Trine. However, instead of a 2D sidescroller this is more a Metroidvania. You are constantly going to the same place with (mildly) clunky controls. Why this does NOT work is because you can have different characters ALL over the map at different times and constantly changing between them. I commend the developers for trying something, but it does not gel with the other games in the similar genre.

Almost like you are going through a couch co-op game, single-player. You need a buddy.

There is a reason why achievements went from 63% complete to 13% complete in a matter of one quest... everyone quit.

Well... I'm not sure what I was expecting. I am all for lazy, idling games that are more low-key but this is something else.

It's Where's Waldo with a 21st century coat of paint. This does not even have to be a digital game - but could be a book just like the originals.

Props on the dev for putting money into the project to hire people and then give it away for free... but... It's not exactly gripping.