I'm Tripping

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I'm Tripping is a single player casual simulation game. It was developed by Charlie and was released on September 19, 2025. It received very positive reviews from players.

You got high and woke up in the middle of space with a smoke shop to run. No idea how you got here, but aliens are lining up for blunts, bongs, and bizarre substances. Scavenge secondhand marketplaces, find good deals on used items, and flip them to cosmic customers. Grow strange intergalactic plants, manufacture your own drugs, and craft everything from Pre-Rolls to wax pens and edibles. Keep the…

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Audience ScoreBased on 11 reviews

humor3 positive mentions

The game is creative, colorful, and has a relaxed, chilled-out tone that makes it stand out.
It's a fun little game with great humor and unique achievements that many players enjoy.
The gameplay is simple but engaging, making it easy to get lost in its strange little world.

There are several bugs, including issues with achievements not popping and gameplay mechanics feeling janky.
The graphics are considered poor, and the humor can become tiring for some players.
The game lacks a saving feature and a progression system, which limits long-term engagement.

humor
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The humor in the game is a mixed bag; while some players find it fun and unique, others feel it can become tiresome. Overall, it appeals to fans of indie games, but there are concerns about its execution and the lack of a save feature.
- “A good pick if you like unique indie games with a sense of humor.”
- “Fun little game, great humor, needs some work especially since there is no saving the game.”
gameplay
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The gameplay is described as simple yet enjoyable, with an engaging and quirky world that can captivate players. However, some reviewers suggest that it lacks depth and stakes compared to other titles, such as Drug Dealer Simulator, which may offer a more rewarding experience.
- “The gameplay is simple but fun, and it’s easy to get lost in its strange little world.”
- “I could see this appealing to some people, and it's not the worst thing I've ever played for $1.99, but I feel like you would get more enjoyment out of something like Drug Dealer Simulator, as that one actually has stakes and proper gameplay.”