- June 9, 2019
- doinksoft
Devolver Bootleg
Platforms
About
"Devolver Bootleg is a collection of parody games, including Enter the Gun Dungeon, a dungeon crawler filled with gun-themed items; Hotline Milwaukee, a violent stealth game set in a basement; Ape Out Jr., an arcade-style platformer featuring a weapon-wielding gorilla; and Shootyboots, an action game about a young protagonist on a never-ending journey. These games offer satirical twists on popular Devolver Digital titles."











- A fun collection of mini-games that parody popular Devolver titles, providing a humorous experience.
- Hotline Milwaukee and Enter the Gun Dungeon stand out as enjoyable, with some players finding them surprisingly good.
- Great value for the price, especially during sales, making it a fun way to experience a variety of games.
- Controls are often frustrating and clunky, making gameplay less enjoyable and sometimes unplayable.
- Many games feel like shallow, stripped-down versions of their originals, lacking depth and replayability.
- The game can crash frequently, leading to lost progress and a frustrating experience for players.
humor
96 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe humor in the game is widely appreciated, particularly by fans of Devolver Digital, with many finding it both funny and enjoyable, especially in its satirical takes on classic games. While some players note that the humor can wear thin after a short time, the clever achievements and absurd game mechanics provide a consistent source of amusement. Overall, the game is seen as a humorous parody that successfully captures the essence of bootleg games, though opinions vary on its long-term value.
“It is unironically fun but also just extremely funny from a coding and gaming perspective.”
“If you have some game design background, Hotline Milwaukee has some completely hilarious moments, like badly done hitboxes, dogs spawning with shotguns, or the original soundtrack 'resampled' in a quite questionable way.”
“This game has some funny satirical takes on some Devolver classics with silly gags and deconstructions.”