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Quack.

Felt a bit short, but with the free DLC it feels complete, so kudos to the dev for that!

I really enjoyed how the puzzles were varied, and the "rotating room" mechanic wasn't the sole mechanic pushed onto the player.

Spoiler marked ahead! Although I personally really didn't like the bell puzzle in The Crypt level, it felt a bit out of place, and also wasn't very clear, and was the only puzzle I required looking up a video on because I couldn't deduce what the game wanted. I didn't know you could swap to the other controls and move the bell bars around, so it was unexpected to my friend and I both.

Otherwise a solid game!

I can't recommend it until the bugs are ironed out. As it stands, there's way too many to even count. I didn't even get far enough in the game to have my breath taken away by Keanu Reeves.

Assert dominance over an entire town.

It's a fun game to beat up monsters in, not much like it, other than other Monster Hunter games. Also your palicoes are some of the most adorable video game companions ever to be had.

However, if you intend to play co-op with a friend? Prepare for a lot of annoyances. Capcom is straight up incompetent in this area, and many missions you won't be able to join properly. Some you will, some you won't be able to join literally at all. Their reasoning is asinine, as you have to witness the cutscenes in all their glory singleplayer, before they let you play multiplayer in the mission. Yet sometimes, there's cutscenes that appear, and function properly, despite you being in the mission with another player. There's no logical consistency to it, and it has been one of the least fun experiences I've had in a long time.

Playing by yourself is the smarter move.

I recommend the game, unless you only want to play it co-op, in which case buying a blender and shoving your genitals into it would be a wiser investment of your money.

Pretty fun, good artstyle, very edgy. I did find some of the secrets to be annoyingly obtuse and hard to find, but that may just be me. But then some of the secrets were extremely obvious, due to lighting issues.

Also don't be like me, I didn't realize that the weapon upgrade station had multiple pages (the arrows) until too late.

Overall I rate it about 4/5. Would be higher if not for the incredibly obtuse secrets, and getting caught by elevators I didn't realize were elevators. For a game where you run at like 100 mph, you really have to slow down and pay attention in some cases. But I still enjoyed it!

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It's a clicker. If you're bored beyond measure, go ahead? I was pretty bored when I played it.

I don't know why there's a pvp option in a clicker game, seems slightly bizarre. Clickers tend to have weird mini games or features tacked on though, because there isn't much else to do, and most of the features or mini games that are added, aren't big enough to be their own game. So might as well tack them onto the clicker game.

I suggest Cookie Clicker, it has grandmas - and cookies. But mostly psychotic grandmas.

My favorite animal is the fox, and this game allows you to experience the whimsical life of a fox. I mean, there's a lot more to it, but I love foxes. Get this game.