Just finished over 3 hours of smashing chairs and got all the achievements.
The game plays as a very simple rhythm game.
There are 39 chairs and each chair has a certain speed it likes to be played with, ie. how fast you click the mouse button. There are a few secret chairs to unlock.

+ The game is addicting for some reason, despite the flaws.
+ The "finishing move" on some of the chairs are funny.
+ A few of the chairs are well designed and are interesting to look at.

- Each chair has its own speed at which it likes, but the dance music that plays in the background throws the player off because you can't help but tap to the beat of the music. I had to turn the music off.
- I don't like the design of your main character the developer calls "The Critter". To me it just looks really dumb, it could have been more funny looking.

A sequel would be great and add more things such as toys, different locations, different characters etc.
This first game is very simple, but it sets up the base for a really funny series of bigger budget sequels, that can (And should) be made.

Overall 7 / 10

Just finished over 3 hours of smashing chairs and got all the achievements. The game plays as a very simple rhythm game. There are 39 chairs and each chair has a certain speed it likes to be played with, ie. how fast you click the mouse button. There are a few secret chairs to unlock. + The game is addicting for some reason, despite the flaws. + The "finishing move" on some of the chairs are funny. + A few of the chairs are well designed and are interesting to look at. - Each chair has its own speed at which it likes, but the dance music that plays in the background throws the player off because you can't help but tap to the beat of the music. I had to turn the music off. - I don't like the design of your main character the developer calls "The Critter". To me it just looks really dumb, it could have been more funny looking. A sequel would be great and add more things such as toys, different locations, different characters etc. This first game is very simple, but it sets up the base for a really funny series of bigger budget sequels, that can (And should) be made. Overall 7 / 10