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Beautiful game

Played on an Acer Nitro V15 gaming laptop with specs like RTX 4060, Ryzen 7, 32 GB RAM, SSD.
An Xbox Series X controller was used.

This is a nice game to look at but in the end there is no holding hands and I like holding hands and so I just quit playing.
But that does not mean it is a bad game, for it's genre it is probably very good. I just liked the look of the scenery but the not knowing what to do got me in the end.
I do not feel the urge to get a walkthrough for the game.

If you are into these kind of games, it is probably one of the best there is to get. I liked what I played. I could have gotten further but one point in the game makes you remember a lot of different rooms and locations and let us just say that it gets difficult on a casual playthrough.

Still liked the game so thumbs up.

I payed 3.99€ for it on a sale. The experience was well worth that even if it only lasted for two hours. I do not regret picking it up in sale.

How much did I spend on the game

I believe it was approximately €1.20, soundtrack included. I purchased the game during a sale.

How did it perform on my Acer Nitro V 15 (RTX 4060, Ryzen 7, 32GB RAM, SSD).

The game worked perfectly and without crashes.

Temperature of the CPU, GPU and system after one hour of gaming?

It appears that my GPU wasn't utilized, as there's no recorded temperature increase. I assume the system defaulted to the Radeon Graphics integrated with the CPU, which maintained a stable temperature range of 35-40°C. I was gaming on the daily use setting, and the overall temperature remained around 40°C.

What kind of game is it? What kind of gameplay can you expect?

It's a point-and-click game that I find quite humorous. The puzzles I've come across aren't too difficult, and I didn't require a walkthrough during the hour I played.

How are the graphics and the sound?

The graphics, although drawn, were visually appealing in my opinion. The voice acting was also impressive. Overall, the game's graphics and sound design immerse you into its world.

Overall rating of the game?

From my experience, it's a solid point-and-click game that has brought a smile to my face on numerous occasions. I'm also quite fond of the story. Thus farI didn't find the puzzles frustrating, although I haven't played much. There is a hint system for when you get stuck so that is good.

Worth buying in 2024?

If you enjoy games of this genre and appreciate humor, then this game will certainly still be worth purchasing in 2024.

I added a video of the first hour of the game:
https://youtu.be/zczBbNC3N0U

Joe Danger!

Played on an Acer Nitro V15 gaming laptop with specs RTX4060, Ryzen 7, 32GB RAM and external Samsung SSD


First and foremost, if you want to play the game you need to set the scale of your screen to 100%. Usually this is higher to make everything bigger, but then you don't get a good image in the game. Half a screen, for example, because it is scaled.

I've been playing the game for an hour and to be honest I had a hard time putting it down to write this little review. So I'm definitely going to continue playing the game. There's not really a story in it. You drive different levels and have to perform different tasks such as getting all the stars, taking a few difficult bigger stars that are in more difficult places, finishing the level in a certain time, performing combos in 1 motion of tricks to the end and so on. You don't have to do all these things at once, so you can focus on something else every run of the level.

You'll need to complete these challenges to earn stars that will help you unlock future levels. It's not that difficult and so far I've been able to complete all the assignments in every level.

I gave 2.29€ to the bundle of the game and Joe Danger 2 on sale and it's well worth it. I actually had a lot of fun with it and that surprises me. I thought I'd get sick of it after an hour of playing. However, the opposite is true. Graphically, the game in Full HD and with all the bells and whistles looks really good for a game of 2013.

I am very satisfied with it. In terms of audio, it does get monotonous after a while, but it's not too bad. If you see the game on sale, it's definitely recommended for some gameplay that you don't have to think too much about.

I played the game with an Xbox Series X controller and it all worked well.

I've attached a video of the first hour of the game:
https://youtu.be/g7m4PgwdB0M

A Devil's Plan

Played on an Acer Nitro V15 gaming laptop with specs like RTX 4060, Ryzen 7, 32 GB RAM and an external Samsung SSD.
An Xbox Series X controller was used.


The story is about a peaceful country that was so peaceful that it became boring.So boring that even the devil was bored. So he came up with a plan and sent all kinds of monsters to Earth. The earthlings were not happy about this and sought help from their great sorcerer, who spent all his time trying to find a way to break the curse. However, the devil didn't think this was a good idea and sent one of his own to Earth to destroy the wizard. And that's where your role in the game as Jack begins.

In the first hour of playing it, I did several activities: hack-and-slash, platforming, and driving mine carts. So I certainly didn't get bored because of monotony. I've also defeated two or three bosses that were fun to fight. You can also collect crow heads, and so far, you can use them to buy outfits to change the appearance of your character, Jack. For example, you can dress him as a cowboy, samurai, lumberjack, and more.
You'll also get different weapons as time goes on. I suspect you'll end up with four. The weapons I've unlocked so far are a shovel, a spear-like sword, and a magic sword.

After another hour of playing, I got a new weapon: a gun! I had to navigate a swampy area to get to a new boss. This one was more challenging than the previous one, but still achievable, although I've had to start over several times. The mine carts had been replaced by horseback riding this time. The principle remained the same: the bird that flies with you could destroy things from a distance, so that you could continue driving and jumping. And I hadn't mentioned that bird yet: it accompanies you and you can attack enemies from a distance with it! I plan to continue playing, and that says it all.

Graphically, the game is certainly impressive, even in Full HD in which I play. The music also ties in very well with the gaming experience. There is certainly nothing to complain about about these aspects. Each area looks truly fantastic. With that, I'll close the review, but I'll definitely keep playing the game. I'll leave the further discovery to you!

I've included a video from the first hour of the game:
https://youtu.be/UwxtkQcNd9E

Lara Croft in a way you don't know her.

The game doesn't seem to be too bad; Didn't encounter a single crash or bug. I did have to enable Steam Input for the Xbox Series X controller for it to work. On my Acer Nitro V15 laptop with Full HD (specs: RTX4060, Ryzen 7, 32 GB RAM, SSD) the game played excellently and I easily reached 60fps.

Visually, the game is gorgeous, maybe not realistic, but it looks good in its own style. Also the sound was very good. After an hour of playing, I still feel like continuing to play, which I will do. The game is mainly a puzzle game with some action moments; It's certainly not a full-blown action game. The action is more part of the puzzle.

It's best described as a turn-based puzzle phenomenon. You'll need to carefully plan each step to navigate the level safely. But with every step you take, your opponents can also move. In the end, it's more like chess than anything else.

The longer you play, the more mechanics are introduced to the game. You'll encounter a variety of enemies that each react in a unique way, and you'll encounter objects that add complexity, such as round boulders that chase you or pillars that you can move. This keeps the game interesting. You can also collect items such as relics and gems, which give you access to various additional outfits (skins).

I bought the game for €1.49 on sale, and it's totally worth it! I managed to finish the main campaign. There were two more extras available, but I didn't venture into them again.

I've included a video from the first hour of the game:
https://youtu.be/IUzj0FtJpLE

I played this game for several hours but didn't finish it. This game only cost me 1€ on sale, and it was well worth it. It was a very funny game and fun to play as well. It ran perfectly on my Acer Nitro V 15 laptop with an RTX 4060, Ryzen 7, 32GB RAM and SSD. I was using an Xbox Series X controller. The game didn't crash once and I didn't encounter any bugs. Graphically, it was nice enough, although it was far from realistic. I played the game in Full HD and it looked fantastic.

When Penny dies, she ends up in the afterlife. There, she takes over the role of Death and solves the problems of many ghosts. She does this by taking possession of the living to solve puzzles. This is probably where the name 'Flipping Death' comes from. Both the afterlife and the world of the living look the same, but are different dimensions. You cannot perceive the afterlife from the world of the living and vice versa. By taking possession of the living or leaving them, you 'flip' the world.

While the game is described as a platformer, I'd say it's more of a puzzle game. There are hints available, and by the end of my playtime, I've taken advantage of them a few times. There are additional missions you can complete to collect GhostCards, but these are not essential to continue the story.

Here's a video from the first hour of the game:
https://youtu.be/AYo5Cq89Wjc