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Air Marty

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96%Game Brain Score
humor, story
replayability
96% User Score Based on 394 reviews

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Air Marty is a single player action game with horror and comedy themes. It was developed by Myles Jorgensen and was released on November 17, 2019. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.

Experience 64 endings in a web of insane mini games and hand drawn artwork as Marty tries his dang ol' best to enjoy his family vacation.

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96%
Audience ScoreBased on 394 reviews
humor80 positive mentions
replayability3 negative mentions
  • The game is a hilarious and absurd experience, filled with unpredictable outcomes and a variety of unique art styles that keep it engaging.
  • It offers a fun mix of mini-games reminiscent of WarioWare, with branching storylines that provide a sense of replayability despite its short length.
  • Players appreciate the dark humor and charm of the game, often describing it as a life-changing experience that evokes strong emotions.
  • Some mini-games are frustratingly difficult, leading to a lack of enjoyment for certain players, and the controls can feel unresponsive or clunky.
  • The game lacks polish and quality of life features, such as the ability to skip cutscenes or retry mini-games without rewatching lengthy animations.
  • While the humor is appreciated by many, it may not resonate with everyone, and some players find the overall experience to be too chaotic or nonsensical.
  • humor
    81 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The humor in this game is widely praised for its unpredictability, absurdity, and originality, often drawing comparisons to WarioWare with its quirky mini-games and surreal art styles. Players appreciate the mix of dark and goofy humor, with many noting that it consistently elicits laughter through its bizarre storylines and creative endings. However, some critiques mention that the quality of humor can vary, and certain gameplay elements may detract from the overall comedic experience.

    • “Very original, goofy Wario-Ware-ish game with an amazing sense of humor and stylish execution!”
    • “The humor and unpredictability of the short stories is what makes me recommend it, but I have to say that the quality of each story varies drastically.”
    • “A hilarious and surreal experience.”
    • “You have to rewatch the same unfunny cutscene if you want to retry a minigame, one of which takes an entire minute to watch someone slowly fall from the sky.”
    • “The jokes fall flat and feel forced, making it hard to enjoy the humor.”
    • “I expected clever wit, but instead, I was met with tired clichés and predictable punchlines.”
  • story
    30 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's story is characterized by its branching narratives that change based on the outcomes of various mini-games, creating a unique and engaging experience. While many players appreciate the humor and surreal art styles, opinions on the quality of the storylines vary, with some finding them moving and others deeming them lackluster. Overall, the combination of wacky situations and unexpected plot twists keeps players invested, making it a fun and memorable experience despite its short length.

    • “Winning or failing a minigame means going down a different path in the story, which is the hook of the game.”
    • “The game's plentiful and rich story will have you invested for hours on end playing the unique mini-games... 10/10 would play again.”
    • “The humor and unpredictability of the short stories is what makes me recommend it, but I have to say that the quality of each story varies drastically.”
    • “Really, the branching storylines feel like a bad Henry Stickmin game (or a worse version of the classic tongue-in-cheek adventure games like Sam and Max or Monkey Island), the minigames feel like a bad WarioWare game (or a worse version of rhythm games like Rhythm Heaven, Melatonin, or Bits and Bops), and the lackluster art just really doesn't do it for me.”
    • “The story is very surreal and branching, and doesn't feel like a real story, but rather a vehicle for a lot of wacky situations and excuses to draw weird things.”
  • graphics
    23 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's graphics are characterized by a constantly shifting array of art styles that range from professional to amateur, enhancing the humor and narrative experience. Players appreciate the unique and engaging visuals, which complement the game's wacky minigames and branching storylines, although some find the overall quality inconsistent. The contrasting art styles and absurd humor contribute significantly to the game's charm and replayability, making it a standout in the genre.

    • “I like how the different art styles in the game make it look both professional and amateur at the same time, which is symbiotic with how the game deals with the nature of its branching storylines.”
    • “The hand-drawn art is very interesting, and each artist has their own unique styles that keep the visuals fresh and engaging.”
    • “The real appeal here is the insane visuals contrasting from one another.”
    • “The graphics are both jarring and disarming.”
    • “The lackluster art just really doesn't do it for me; the game's low-effort art style doesn't really add anything for me.”
    • “The game has a unique art style (and by that, I mean it kind of changes and ranges in quality throughout).”
  • music
    12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music in the game is widely praised for its excellent quality and fitting absurdity, contributing significantly to the overall experience. Many players appreciate the soundtrack's variety and its ability to enhance the game's surreal atmosphere, with some even purchasing it separately. However, a few users noted a desire for longer playtime of the music during gameplay.

    • “The game's art, music, and gameplay come together to create a surreal experience.”
    • “I'm a sucker for all things absurd, and that OST is phenomenal.”
    • “Excellent soundtrack from W2D as always; only wish more of it could be heard for longer while playing.”
    • “Yeah, I paid 5 bucks for a glorified flash game; I also paid another 10 on Bandcamp for the soundtrack.”
    • “You can spam these buttons and reload the menus really fast and cause the soundtrack to restart rapidly.”
    • “The music is okay.”
  • gameplay
    11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay is described as a mix of fun and frustration, often compared to WarioWare, with a unique art style that varies in quality. While many players enjoyed the engaging and unpredictable gameplay loop, some noted a lack of quality of life features and controls. Overall, the gameplay is complemented by strong storytelling and artistic elements, making for a memorable experience.

    • “The game's art, music, and gameplay come together to create a surreal experience.”
    • “Incredible gameplay, and the endings are the most unpredictable thing ever.”
    • “Getting every ending was quite a satisfying gameplay loop and always felt worth it.”
    • “The game has a unique art style (and by that, I mean it kind of changes and ranges in quality throughout), and the gameplay is WarioWare-esque that ranges between easy to exploit and fun to play, to ungodly damnation and pure frustration.”
    • “It's not about the gameplay.”
    • “After getting all of the endings, I'm going to have to say that I enjoyed the game from start to finish; the gameplay is very reminiscent of WarioWare, however, the cutscenes are the star of the show here.”
  • replayability
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's replayability is somewhat limited, which is intentional, but it offers a unique and entertaining experience reminiscent of WarioWare, featuring a dynamic art style and humor that enhances its appeal.

    • “The funniest and best WarioWare-like game I've played on Steam, featuring a crazy interchanging art style, fantastic humor, and great replayability.”
    • “Not all that replayable either, which is by design, to be fair.”
    • “Once you've completed the game, there's little incentive to go back and play it again.”
    • “The lack of meaningful choices means that replaying the game feels more like a chore than an enjoyable experience.”
  • emotional
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Players report that the game evokes profound and unique emotions, leading them to experience feelings they have never encountered before.

    • “This game has made me feel emotions I have never felt before.”
    • “The story resonated with me on a personal level, leaving me in tears.”
    • “I was completely immersed in the characters' struggles, and it tugged at my heartstrings.”
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Air Marty is a action game with horror and comedy themes.

Air Marty is available on PC, Mac OS, Windows and Linux.

Air Marty was released on November 17, 2019.

Air Marty was developed by Myles Jorgensen.

Air Marty has received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its humor but disliked it for its replayability.

Air Marty is a single player game.

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