Do you know de way

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Do you know de way is a single player action game with a kids theme. It was developed by Laush Dmitriy Sergeevich and was released on March 15, 2018. It received positive reviews from players.

"Do You Know De Way" is a maze-style game featuring a pink-haired mutant from Uganda. Your goal is to carefully guide the Queen through 12 levels of treacherous dungeons while enjoying a unique soundtrack and sound effects. Stay vigilant and manage your movements as you navigate through the challenging mazes.

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Audience ScoreBased on 135 reviews

humor8 positive mentions

gameplay3 negative mentions

The game is a funny meme experience that provides easy achievements and is enjoyable for casual play.
Graphics and sound design are praised for their quality, creating an engaging atmosphere.
Many players found the game to be a guilty pleasure, with some claiming it changed their perspective on gaming.

The game is criticized for being poorly designed, with issues like a frustrating hitbox and lack of challenge.
It is considered overpriced for the quality, with some reviewers suggesting it should be a free flash game.
The meme aspect is seen as outdated, leading to disappointment among players expecting more humor and content.

music
18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game receives mixed reviews, with some players finding it soothing and well-composed, likening it to a calming waterfall, while others describe it as annoying and reminiscent of low-quality flash games. Despite the contrasting opinions, many agree that the soundtrack enhances the overall experience, contributing to the game's emotional depth and narrative. Overall, the music is seen as a significant aspect of the game, though its reception varies widely among players.
- “The music is purely soothing to listen to; it feels like a waterfall through your mind at a temperature perfectly suited to you.”
- “The music could also be an allegory for the game itself; the sharp sounds at the beginning show you first loading into the level, exploring every nook and cranny to find the exit.”
- “The music then descends into more soothing tones, symbolizing when you find the exit and are trying to find the path to it.”
- “Got this game nearly free from a steam coupon, kinda fun and easy game as long as you don't plug your headset and listen to this wretched music.”
- “The game has stolen artwork, annoying music that goes on forever and feels like one of those crappy game maker or flash games.”
- “Chiptune music piercing your ears, yet somehow soothing them.”
graphics
16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game are widely praised as stunning and eye-catching, contributing significantly to the overall experience. Many reviewers highlight the impressive visual design, often comparing it favorably to higher-budget titles, while a few criticisms mention issues like stolen artwork and a lack of originality. Overall, the game's graphics are considered a standout feature that enhances its appeal.
- “The graphics are eye-catching; if you like abnormalities, you better buy it on the next sale.”
- “This is a great game, the graphics are absolutely stunning and the soundtrack is one of the best I have ever had the pleasure of hearing. On top of all this, it comes with a narrative that is unparalleled in its quality as you make your way through this beautiful maze full of debauchery and iniquity. It truly brings a tear to my eye that such a perfect game can be acquired for such a low price. It even makes me wonder what the AAA industry is doing when a developer like this can completely blow any game they have made out of the water. I rate this gorgeous work of art 10/10.”
- “And graphics this game does well.”
- “The game has stolen artwork, annoying music that goes on forever and feels like one of those crappy game maker or flash games.”
- “The graphics are eye-catching; if you like abnormalities, you better buy next sale.”
- “Gameplay is nothing without graphics.”
gameplay
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is initially perceived as shallow, but it demands significant thought and precision as players navigate levels with their queen. The integration of diverse sprites enhances the chaotic atmosphere, contributing positively to the overall experience. Players find the gameplay engaging and recommend the game highly, noting its exciting mechanics and compelling story.
- “Exciting gameplay, fascinating story.”
- “The gameplay of this may seem shallow on the surface to people that are not interested in the video game medium; however, it requires heavy thought and precision to effectively carry out your goal of guiding your queen and yourself through every level.”
- “Gameplay is nothing without graphics.”
- “The way that the sprites have been pulled from various forms of media adds to the somewhat chaotic feel, while the developer uses these images and edits them to further benefit the gameplay.”
humor
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is centered around the character of a mutant from Uganda, drawing on the popular "Ugandan Knuckles" meme, which many players find amusing. Overall, reviewers appreciate the game's comedic elements, though some note a lack of meme sounds that could enhance the humor.
- “I think it's a funny game about a mutant from Uganda getting out of a maze.”
- “Tl;dr: Ugandan Knuckles is funny, good game, no funny meme sounds, 9.8/10”
- “Funny game”
story
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story is praised for being engaging and captivating, with some users even comparing it favorably to popular narratives like "Twilight." Overall, it is highlighted as a strong aspect of the game, complementing its exciting gameplay.
- “Exciting gameplay, fascinating story.”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players appreciate that the developer offers level solutions, which alleviates the potential tedium of grinding. Many found the gameplay enjoyable enough that they didn't feel the need to rely on the guide, indicating a balanced approach to progression.