- May 17, 2022
- Green Lava Studios
My Name is Mayo 3
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About
"My Name is Mayo 3" is a casual simulation game where players once again interact with a jar of mayonnaise. The objective is to tap the mayonnaise jar to fill a progress bar and unlock various items, achievements, and minigames. The game offers a simple, yet addictive gameplay experience with a touch of humor and whimsy. However, player discretion is advised as the game might not appeal to everyone's taste.







- The game features a beautiful and emotional story that resonates deeply with players.
- Each installment in the trilogy has improved in quality and gameplay, making it a standout series.
- The game offers a unique blend of humor and life lessons, providing a reflective experience for players.
- Some players feel that the third game was unnecessary and that it rehashed mechanics from the previous titles.
- The walking simulator aspect of the game can feel grindy and tedious, detracting from the overall experience.
- There are complaints about excessive pop-ups and a lack of engaging content in certain parts of the game.
story
34 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in this trilogy has been praised for its emotional depth and character development, with many players noting that each installment improves upon the last. The narrative explores themes of self-discovery and reflection, often evoking strong emotional responses, including sadness and introspection. While some critiques mention pacing issues and distractions, the overall consensus highlights a beautifully crafted and heartfelt journey that resonates deeply with players.
“A story so good it could make a grown man cry.”
“The most touching story about a jar of mayo the world has ever known.”
“This game sucks; it wastes your time with popups in between quests, and man, the end is horribly boring.”
“Though the series is known for its very random and weird humor, that is pushed to the side with this game as it explores a more coherent and emotional story.”
“My quest for playing really bad and terrible games has brought me to this franchise.”