A Story About Farting

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A Story About Farting is a single player platformer game with horror and comedy themes. It was developed by lizardgamesstudio and was released on April 22, 2024. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

A Story About Farting – the weirdest clicker you'll play today! Ready for the most ridiculous indie adventure of your life? A Story About Farting is a clicker game that pulls no punches – it’s all about gas, achievements, and… a surprisingly emotional journey. Or maybe not. Click. Fart. Unlock absurd characters like Mustached Pig, Drunk Cockroach, and Farting Cow. Earn achievements a…

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story21 positive mentions

grinding5 negative mentions

Humorous and unapologetically silly fart and burp sound effects that provide comedic value.
Simple, accessible clicker gameplay that is easy to understand and suitable for quick, casual play sessions.
Unique and charming hand-drawn cartoon art style that fits the game's crude humor and theme.

Extremely repetitive and minimal gameplay lacking progression, upgrades, or strategic elements.
Short length with an abrupt ending that resets progress and saves, limiting replayability and long-term engagement.
Annoying and overly frequent sound effects that can become grating, with no in-game volume controls.

story
131 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
16% positive mentions, 73% neutral mentions, 11% negative mentions
The story in "a story about farting" is minimal to nonexistent, functioning more as an absurd, crude humor-driven premise rather than a traditional narrative. It is essentially a clicker game where the "story" is the act of farting and unlocking silly content, serving as an interactive joke without a genuine plot or emotional arc. Players seeking depth or conventional storytelling will be disappointed, but those aligned with its juvenile humor may find it oddly charming and amusing.
- “Overall an extremely astonishing story.”
- “While the premise might sound silly, "a story about farting" delivers a delightful narrative, engaging puzzles, and genuinely funny moments, making it a surprisingly enjoyable and memorable experience for those who appreciate quirky indie titles.”
- “I bought a story about farting on a whim because I thought it would be a dumb little joke clicker... and somehow it became one of the most genuinely fun and oddly charming games I’ve played in a while.”
- “Despite marketing language that jokingly references a grand narrative, there is no real story in the conventional sense.”
- “No story, no meaningful progression, no real humor beyond the first 10 seconds.”
- “The cartoon style drawing is okay, but it has no story, no diversity, just the same fart and burp sounds over and over, which becomes dull in like 10 seconds.”
humor
106 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
98% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 2% negative mentions
The game's humor centers on crude, juvenile flatulence and burp jokes that appeal mainly to fans of lowbrow, repetitive toilet humor, eliciting laughter from those who enjoy silly, goofy content but quickly growing stale for others. While some find its self-aware, quirky, and deliberately absurd tone charming and amusing, many criticize the humor as excessive, unoriginal, and ultimately shallow, limiting its appeal to a niche audience with a taste for this specific style.
- “It's funny, clever, varied, and exciting.”
- “It's a game that doesn't take itself seriously for a second, and that self-awareness, combined with its genuinely funny gags and clever achievements, makes it a surprisingly delightful experience.”
- “It’s immature, goofy, and full of toilet humor—but it leans into it so hard that it becomes genuinely funny.”
- “Unfunny.”
- “In my case, after five minutes it was just not funny anymore.”
gameplay
71 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
10% positive mentions, 80% neutral mentions, 10% negative mentions
The gameplay is overwhelmingly simplistic and repetitive, primarily revolving around clicking with minimal to no strategic depth, progression, or challenge. While some find humor and quirky charm in its unconventional fart-based mechanics, most reviews describe it as a shallow clicker lacking meaningful engagement or variety. Overall, it offers light, casual amusement but little substantial gameplay for those seeking a deeper or more rewarding experience.
- “With a simple yet bold premise, the game manages to captivate players through its irreverent humor and accessible mechanics, delivering a light, casual, and surprisingly enjoyable experience.”
- “The gameplay is straightforward, making the game accessible to all ages and skill levels. The mechanic of using a “fart” as a tool for movement or interaction is unusual and makes the game memorable.”
- “Whether it’s propelling yourself forward, clearing obstacles, or just causing chaos, the game finds creative ways to make a joke mechanic into actual gameplay.”
- “The core gameplay is almost entirely repetitive clicking, stretched out far longer than it needs to be, with very little variation or meaningful progression.”
- “There is no strategic layer, no meaningful progression system, and no mechanical evolution over time.”
- “The gameplay loop is as simple as it gets.”
graphics
39 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
15% positive mentions, 77% neutral mentions, 8% negative mentions
The game's graphics feature a simple, colorful, and cartoonish art style that effectively matches its quirky, crude humor and lighthearted tone. While not polished or cutting-edge, the visuals are consistently expressive and charming, serving as a key appeal despite repetitive gameplay and occasional technical issues. Overall, the unique stylized graphics are often cited as the game's most redeeming quality.
- “Visually, the game adopts a rough, cartoonish art style that matches its crude tone.”
- “The artwork is not polished in a conventional sense, but it is consistent with the game’s sense of humor and clearly intentional rather than careless.”
- “The visuals are simple but colorful, with a cartoon-like style that fits the silly theme perfectly.”
- “A clicker game with exaggerated toilet humor, annoying sounds and graphics that only 8-year-olds might find cool.”
- “With just clicks and tacky visuals, it made it onto Steam.”
- “Not only is the optimization worse than Capcom games on release, while somehow having little to no visuals, but the damn achievement popups get in the way of gameplay and make the entire game uninteractable as long as they are on your screen.”
music
17 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
18% positive mentions, 64% neutral mentions, 18% negative mentions
The game's music is generally fitting and complements its unique and playful style, blending orchestral elements with humorous, unconventional sounds. While some find the soundtrack engaging and emotionally expressive, others feel it can become repetitive or less engaging over time.
- “The orchestral soundtrack swells — composed by a 98-piece symphony and a guy blowing raspberries into a microphone.”
- “The soundtrack is pleasant and complements the pace of the game well.”
- “Music fits so well.”
- “Not very engaging soundtrack.”
- “Funny and cheerful in the first 5 minutes then becomes annoying due to short looping music.”
- “The soundtrack goes crazy too.”
emotional
16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
The game's emotional impact is surprisingly strong despite its humorous and irreverent theme centered around flatulence. Players report a heartfelt and meaningful experience that blends parody with genuine emotional resonance, creating an unexpectedly touching and memorable narrative.
- “A very heartwarming story about a man down on his luck, climbing his way to the top.”
- “Beneath its childish humor lies a surprisingly emotional and meaningful experience.”
- “I have never felt so spiritually and emotionally connected to a story in my life.”
grinding
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
11% positive mentions, 33% neutral mentions, 56% negative mentions
Grinding in the game is generally seen as tedious and draining, turning what could be humorous into a frustrating experience. While some players appreciate the easy achievement farming and light puzzle-platforming, others find the grind extensive enough to require additional resources or patience. Overall, the game balances brief, humorous moments with a notably grindy core.
- “What could have worked as a short novelty instead becomes draining and tedious, turning humor into frustration.”
- “Achievement farming: easy 100% for collectors who don’t mind the content.”
- “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
optimization
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
40% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 60% negative mentions
The game's optimization is inconsistent, with some users experiencing smooth performance and high frame rates, while others criticize it for poor optimization and intrusive achievement popups that disrupt gameplay. Overall, optimization issues detract from the experience despite decent graphics.
- “The game runs smoothly on my Arch Linux under Proton with solid 180 fps, graphics are great, cartoonish like in Sam and Max.”
- “Not only is the optimization worse than Capcom games on release while somehow having little to no visuals, but the achievement popups get in the way of gameplay and make the entire game uninteractable for as long as they are on your screen.”
- “Needs optimization.”
- “Not only is the optimization worse than Capcom games on release while somehow having little to no visuals, but the achievement popups get in the way of gameplay and make the entire game unplayable while they are on screen.”
- “Performance art?”
replayability
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
0% positive mentions, 25% neutral mentions, 75% negative mentions
Replayability is minimal, as the game lacks meaningful progression and offers little incentive to play again. Overall, it does not provide replay value.
- “Replayability is limited.”
- “The game doesn’t build toward anything meaningful, nor does it offer replay value.”
- “No replayability.”
atmosphere
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50% positive mentions, 25% neutral mentions, 25% negative mentions
The atmosphere is a mix of colorful, stylized visuals that create a lighthearted and fun vibe, but some users find it lacks depth due to minimal sound design, making the experience feel hollow after the initial novelty. However, others find it strangely immersive overall.
- “The art style is colorful and stylized, creating a lighthearted and fun atmosphere.”
- “The atmosphere is weirdly immersive.”
- “There’s little atmosphere, and the lack of thoughtful sound design makes the experience feel hollow once the novelty wears off.”

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A Story About Farting is a platformer game with horror and comedy themes. Common tags for A Story About Farting include indie, psychological, life sim, psychological horror, abstract and others.

A Story About Farting is available on PC, Mac OS, Windows and Linux.

On average players spend around 5 hours playing A Story About Farting.

A Story About Farting was released on April 22, 2024.

A Story About Farting was developed by lizardgamesstudio.

A Story About Farting has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked A Story About Farting for its story but disliked it for its gameplay.

A Story About Farting is a single player game.

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