- April 2, 2018
- Point Bleep Studios
How To Cope With Boredom and Loneliness
92%Game Brain Score
humor, music
gameplay, replayability
92% User Score 439 reviews
Platforms
About
Harold Fletcher has been grounded to his bedroom for over 30 years. Join award-winning journalist Nigel Wimble as he discovers how one man has coped with the boredom and loneliness from 30 years of isolation in this one of kind, FREE, documentary film simulator!





Audience ScoreBased on 439 reviews
humor154 positive mentions
replayability3 negative mentions
- The game is a hilarious and quirky mockumentary that provides a unique and entertaining experience.
- It's free to play and offers easy achievements, making it accessible for casual gamers.
- The humor is clever and dark, with memorable songs and voice acting that enhance the overall enjoyment.
- The gameplay is minimal, primarily consisting of selecting items and watching cutscenes, which may not appeal to everyone.
- It's very short, taking only about 30 minutes to complete, leading to limited replayability.
- Some humor may be considered inappropriate or off-putting for certain audiences, potentially making it uncomfortable for some players.
humor
156 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe humor in the game is widely praised for its cleverness, quirkiness, and dark undertones, often delivering laugh-out-loud moments through witty dialogue and catchy music. While many players found the humor to be a refreshing blend of absurdity and satire, some noted that it may not appeal to everyone due to its crude and irreverent nature. Overall, the game is characterized as a short, free, and entertaining experience that successfully combines humor with engaging storytelling.
“Absolutely hilarious, and contains a better bee movie than the actual bee movie.”
“A carefully-thought-out, hilarious narration done in the style of mockumentaries.”
“The humor is outstanding!”
“Not funny at all, just sad and disgusting.”
“It's also supposed to be funny, but I didn't even crack a smile once.”