- May 30, 2014
- ProjectorGames
- 9h median play time
Ampu-Tea
Platforms
About
Ampu-Tea is a comedic single-player Role Playing game where you play as a recovering amputee with a high-tech robotic arm, tasked with the seemingly simple challenge of making tea for your Earl father. The game is riddled with bugs, adding to the humor and lightheartedness of the experience. Despite its flaws, Ampu-Tea provides an entertaining and memorable adventure.











- The game is a hilarious and quirky take on making tea with a robotic arm, providing a unique and entertaining experience.
- It offers easy achievements and can be a fun time-waster, especially when played with friends.
- The absurdity of the gameplay and dark humor has cultivated a community that enjoys sharing their experiences and fails.
- The controls are frustratingly clunky and unresponsive, making it difficult to perform even simple tasks.
- The game lacks content and variety, with only one main objective that becomes repetitive quickly.
- Many players report bugs and glitches that hinder gameplay, leading to a frustrating experience overall.
humor
84 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe humor in "Amputea" is characterized by its dark and absurd comedic elements, with exaggerated scenarios that lead to cringe-worthy yet hilarious outcomes, such as patrons losing limbs during tea service. While many players find the game's quirky concept and initial comedic moments enjoyable, others criticize its frustrating gameplay and reliance on internet memes, which can detract from the humor. Overall, the game offers a mix of laughter and frustration, appealing to those who appreciate its unique blend of dark humor and chaotic fun.
“Amputea is here to add a splash of dark humor and a dash of absurdity to your usual teatime routine.”
“The exaggerated reactions of your tea-drinking patrons as they accidentally lose an arm or two are both cringe-worthy and absurdly hilarious.”
“Gameplay in Amputea is a hilarious balancing act (pun intended) of serving tea to your unsuspecting patrons while trying not to cause too much... collateral damage.”
“All the meme references shoved in your face feel downright unfunny.”
“The humor often falls flat and feels forced rather than organic.”
“The jokes seem outdated and fail to resonate with the current audience.”