Larry's new wheelchair

About

In this third person game you will control Larry, a man in a wheelchair who moves slowly but can be quite lethal. The game consist of 7 different levels in which you'll have to progress by fighting enemies, surviving hordes of enemies, bosses and solving kinder garden level puzzles. You'll start the game with 3 basic moves (The ability to explode and not harm yourself, a spin that hurts your …

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

67%

Audience ScoreBased on 12 reviews

emotional6 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

The game offers a deep and meaningful storyline that explores themes of struggle and creative expression.
It is a faithful adaptation of Breaking Bad, with well-developed characters and engaging plot twists.
Larry's new wheelchair symbolizes independence and freedom, enhancing the overall emotional experience.

The controls are not responsive enough, making gameplay frustrating and unenjoyable.
After the initial excitement, the game becomes repetitive and boring, especially after the first boss fight.
It lacks humor and offensive content, which some players expected for a more entertaining experience.

emotional
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players are pleasantly surprised by the game's emotional depth, describing it as a touching journey that skillfully blends horror, thriller, romance, and action. The narrative demands careful attention, particularly in moments that evoke strong feelings, making it a memorable experience.
- “I was not expecting such an emotional journey.”
- “Not to mention, this game conveys a touching plot, expertly mixing the aspects of horror, thriller, romance, and action.”
- “Larry's new wheelchair is an experience best endured blindly, for such an emotional journey requires the utmost attention.”
story
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
17%
33%
50%
The story explores themes of freedom and oppression through Larry's struggles against Beatrice, the authoritarian figure in his nursing home. His new wheelchair symbolizes both a personal transformation and a deeper commentary on life's challenges, drawing parallels to the narrative of "Breaking Bad" while offering a fresh perspective on the concept of free expression in a monetized world.
- “The struggles to break free from the monetization of so-called 'free expression' nowadays, in the fight with Beatrice, Larry's dictatorial prison-keeper in the nursing home he finds himself entrapped in at the beginning of the story.”
- “Or, the struggles to break free from the monetization of so-called 'free expression' nowadays, in the fight with Beatrice, Larry's dictatorial prison-keeper in the nursing home he finds himself entrapped in at the beginning of the story.”
- “Larry's new wheelchair is also a faithful adaptation to the grand story of 'Breaking Bad', and definitely an improvement.”
- “Larry's new wheelchair not only provides a faithful adaptation to a great television show and a deep and meaningful storyline, but a new perspective on life and the hardships regarding it.”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is perceived as lacking, with multiple users noting that it fails to be funny due to its insufficiently edgy or offensive content.