- May 20, 2015
- Daniel Jonathan Bourke
- 1h median play time
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About
With your final build missing, and only till the end of the night to publish his game, Warren must take up the difficult adventure to make a new build before the end of the night through whatever means necessary. Join Warren's quest to publish his title before the end of the night and become an indie dev.





- The game is a humorous satire of the indie game development scene, providing laughs and clever references.
- It's a short and simple game that can be completed in about 30-60 minutes, making it a good time-waster.
- The mini-games are varied and entertaining, with some players enjoying the quirky and absurd nature of the gameplay.
- The game lacks depth and replayability, with many players finding it too short and simplistic.
- There are numerous spelling and grammar errors in the dialogue, which detracts from the overall experience.
- Some mini-games, particularly the 'upload' segment, are frustrating and poorly designed, leading to a negative gameplay experience.
humor
253 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe humor in the game is highly polarizing, with some players finding it genuinely funny and entertaining, particularly appreciating its quirky references and self-deprecating commentary on indie game development. However, many others criticize the humor as crude, shallow, or poorly executed, often describing it as unfunny or annoying. Overall, while the game has moments of humor that resonate with some players, it largely fails to deliver a consistent comedic experience.
“Funny game, jiggle achievement on top!”
“The story and conversations here are hilarious.”
“It's a cute little game with some good humor.”
“The dialogue was horribly unfunny, the walking had this annoying sound, and the world just felt so bland.”
“Unfunny and boring, but most of all just bitter.”
“Kinda boring, the dialogue was dry and unfunny, and I just really felt like it was trying too hard to not try hard, resulting in a dull game that doesn't properly portray the ironic humor that other games so effortlessly master.”