6 Seasons and a Game

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6 Seasons and a Game is a single player and multiplayer shooter game with a comedy theme. It was developed by The Human Beings and was released on January 9, 2021. It received positive reviews from players.

A completely free, volunteer made, multiplayer, satirical parody of common thematic elements found in American broadcast television serieses (yes that's actually a word)

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gameplay16 positive mentions

stability3 negative mentions

Delightful fan service for Community fans with numerous references and Easter eggs.
Fun and engaging gameplay with a simple yet effective paintball mechanic.
Great for casual play, especially with friends, and offers a nostalgic experience of exploring Greendale.

Severely lacking player base, making it difficult to find matches online.
Gameplay can feel clunky and unpolished, with issues like spawn camping and limited content.
Security concerns regarding IP visibility and lack of anti-cheat measures.

gameplay
36 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is characterized by simple yet engaging mechanics, offering a fun and responsive experience, especially for fans of the show. While some players note a lack of content and occasional roughness in execution, the game's solid core mechanics, impressive map recreation, and numerous references contribute to its overall enjoyment. Despite being in early access, the gameplay is praised for its depth and creativity, making it a highly recommended title for those seeking a casual shooter experience.
- “Quality gun mechanics, fun environments, responsive controls, and if you're a fan of Community -- lots of references -- make this a highly recommended title.”
- “The way the controls feel and the gameplay as a whole is fun and fair.”
- “Fun and interesting gameplay, great with friends who love the show!”
- “The mechanics are horrible.”
- “The gameplay is a bit flat, and the map is too.”
- “It's kinda bare when it comes to gameplay, but it's early access so I hope they add more stuff to it eventually.”
graphics
12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics in "6 Seasons and a Game" are generally considered decent, with a mix of well-designed aesthetics and character models that include numerous references for fans to enjoy. While the visuals are not groundbreaking and can appear inconsistent due to the involvement of multiple artists, they are satisfactory enough to support the gameplay experience. Overall, the graphics are acceptable but lack the polish that would elevate them beyond the ordinary.
- “The aesthetic design of the map and characters are really well made, and there's a bunch of references that'll make you smile.”
- “Tremendous aesthetic.”
- “The visuals are merely acceptable, but the Greendale map is filled with so many cool references that it's hard to even notice.”
- “The visuals of 6 seasons and a game are okay, but honestly not more than that.”
- “The textures and the graphics are alright but the 'ultra' settings look like medium/high settings and the low ones look like ultra low.”
- “Models are alright, I'll give them that, although the game never sticks to a single art style and I guess that's because it's made by multiple people.”
music
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game has received mixed feedback, with some players appreciating the ambient soundtrack while others find it lacking and suggest the addition of more music during gameplay. Many users noted that the silence, occasionally broken by character comments, creates an eerie atmosphere that detracts from the experience. Overall, there is a desire for more engaging and varied musical elements to enhance the game's ambiance.
- “The ambient soundtrack was good.”
- “It's about the little things; I stopped to listen to the music, wished I could play some foosball, and as I write this I am alt-tabbed while bouncing. Can't wait for this to make it big, really would love to see the cast play a game.”
- “The main things I'd say need to be added are the promised third-person view, a player count display next to the server names, and some music during the matches, as the constant silence sometimes interrupted by Dean Pelton's comments gives the game a very eerie ambience.”
- “Could use some music, even just generic score.”
- “The main things I'd say need to be added are the promised 3rd person view, a player count display next to the server names, and some music during the matches, as the constant silence sometimes interrupted by Dean Pelton's comments give the game a very eerie ambience.”
- “The game has pretty laughable voice acting/music but I guess that can be put down to personal preference.”
humor
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is widely praised, with players highlighting its nostalgic references to the TV show "Community" and the inclusion of amusing easter eggs. The title screen featuring beloved characters adds to the comedic charm, making it a delightful experience for fans of the series. Overall, the game successfully captures the show's humor, earning strong recommendations from players.
- “After spending $7 on this game, I happily downloaded it and launched into a hilarious title screen of Jim and Pam goofing off in the hallway.”
- “Really funny, recommend to any community fan!”
- “The game is based on 'Community', which is a TV show with great characters, and it's funny as hell!”
stability
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's stability is criticized for containing several glitches, including issues that can cause players to become stuck in the environment or unable to access menus. While some developers downplay these bugs as intentional design choices, many users feel that the game requires significant fixes to improve its overall stability.
- “The game does have a few glitches; at one point, I got stuck in the floor in one of the halls. Additionally, you can't open the text chat and menu, or else it will make you completely stuck.”
- “Most important dislike: the statement 'it may seem like there are bugs, but these are part of the game.' said every dev who knows their game is buggy and needs a lot of fixes but needs an excuse to ignore them.”
- “The 'game' aspect of this fan project is pretty buggy and clunky, but that isn't really the point.”
optimization
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's optimization is notably poor, leading to performance issues that frustrate players and detract from the overall experience. Additionally, a dwindling player base further hampers enjoyment, making the game feel forgettable despite its potentially engaging premise.
- “Its lack of players and performance issues hinder the experience, leaving players feeling more frustrated than amused.”
- “With its dead player base and performance issues, it fails to deliver the laughs it promises, making it a forgettable experience overall.”
- “While its satirical premise has potential, its lack of players and performance issues detract from the experience.”
story
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story aspect of the game is not explicitly detailed in the review, but it suggests that the narrative may be tied to the setting of Greendale campus, which has sparked the user's interest in creating a more accurate map. Overall, the reviewer finds the game enjoyable despite some shortcomings in the map's accuracy.
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Reviewers suggest that while additional game modes and features like a twin weapon option could enhance replayability, the current offerings are sufficient for enjoyment, indicating that the game still holds value even without these enhancements.
- “The replay value is impressive, with multiple game modes that keep the experience fresh.”
- “The twin weapon option adds a higher fun factor, enhancing the overall replayability.”
- “Despite some limitations, the game offers enough variety to keep players coming back for more.”
- “The replay value is quite low.”
- “Other game modes could improve replay value, while a twin weapon option can give players a higher fun factor. However, understanding the situation behind the development team, these things can be lived without for now.”
grinding
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be somewhat excessive at times, suggesting that it can feel repetitive or tedious.
- “The game can feel a bit grindy at times, but the rewards make it worth it.”
- “Grinding is a necessary part of the experience, and it adds depth to character progression.”
- “While there are moments of grinding, the sense of achievement when leveling up is incredibly satisfying.”
- “The game can feel a bit grindy at times.”
- “Grinding becomes tedious and takes away from the overall enjoyment.”
- “I found myself stuck in a grind loop that felt never-ending.”