NotCoD

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"NotCoD: Call of Judy" is a side-scrolling action game, perfect for 2-player local multi-player or solo play, with a single-player campaign lasting 3-4 hours. This British parody of Call of Duty is filled with humor, mini-games, achievements, and Easter Eggs, offering hand-drawn art and voice-made sound effects. The game boasts fully controller compatible PC experience, packed with numerous options and a ruder edge than a Hard Brexit.

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90%

Audience ScoreBased on 126 reviews

humor56 positive mentions

graphics3 negative mentions

The humor is top-notch, filled with hilarious British jokes that keep players entertained throughout the game.
Gameplay is engaging and fun, with a variety of weapons and mechanics that make shooting enemies enjoyable.
The voice acting is impressive, adding to the overall charm and comedic effect of the game.

The final level can be confusing and frustrating, detracting from the overall experience.
Sound effects occasionally overlap and become too loud, which can be distracting.
The graphics may not appeal to everyone, as they resemble a hand-drawn style that some might find unappealing.

humor
56 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is widely praised, with many players finding it genuinely hilarious and filled with clever British satire that pokes fun at various topics, including popular games and culture. While some reviewers noted that the gameplay can be challenging, the comedic writing and quirky details, such as poorly drawn characters, contribute to an engaging and entertaining experience. Overall, the game is recommended for those who appreciate humor and are looking for a lighthearted alternative to more conventional shooters.
- “Hilarious jokes abound, all very British, I do say!”
- “Genuinely hilarious for pretty much the entire game with some surprisingly fun gameplay reminiscent of old flash games backing it up.”
- “The script is very funny, and most jokes hit right home, making fun of not only Call of Duty, but also other games, religion, and much more without feeling disrespectful, which is something really hard to achieve.”
story
32 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
19%
72%
9%
The story in "notcod" features cadet Sudzy navigating through a series of levels connected by British satire and humor, with a more developed narrative than its predecessor, "notgtav." While some players feel the story is minimal and secondary to the comedic elements, others appreciate the lighthearted approach and the inclusion of an easy "story" mode that allows for enjoyment without challenging gameplay. Overall, the game prioritizes humor over a complex narrative, making it a fun experience for those seeking laughs rather than a deep storyline.
- “In Notcod, you play as Cadet Sudzy as you go through another story of British satire.”
- “A game you could just run around and enjoy the humor and keep moving the story along and keep laughing.”
- “I really love the sound effects, graphics, and story.”
- “🔲 this game has no story”
- “The developers seem to have understood that the game was terrible so they added a facerollingly easy 'story' mode so you don't have to play their game, and that's a good move if you ask me.”
- “It's still supposed to be a game where its main draw is the humor, not the gameplay, so why go make it very challenging to continue the story to get a laugh?”
gameplay
30 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
47%
43%
10%
The gameplay is generally described as fun and engaging, with a humorous twist that keeps it light-hearted and accessible without being overly challenging. While some levels feature unique elements that add variety, the overall structure can become repetitive over time. Despite mixed opinions on its depth and graphics, many players appreciate the nostalgic feel reminiscent of old flash games.
- “The gameplay itself is a lot of fun without feeling too difficult while constantly changing things up.”
- “Genuinely hilarious for pretty much the entire game with some surprisingly fun gameplay reminiscent of old flash games backing it up.”
- “So if you want something funny to play with weirdly engaging gameplay, check this out.”
- “Gameplay itself is very weak, and graphics seem to have been done exclusively in MS Paint.”
- “I can't deny, however, that in the long run it got a bit tiring, even with the different gameplay sequences.”
- “Each level is basically a long hallway which you go down and kill everyone you meet; however, they do have their own specific gameplay elements, like the fair in the second level having rides you mess around with.”
graphics
30 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
7%
83%
10%
The graphics in the game have received mixed reviews, with some players finding them charming despite an initial unattractiveness, while others criticize them as low-quality or reminiscent of simplistic styles like MS Paint or children's shows. Although the art style is likened to that of "notgtav" and has its own unique appeal, many agree that the graphics are not the game's strong point, with gameplay taking precedence over visual quality. Overall, the hand-drawn graphics may grow on players over time, adding a quirky charm to the experience.
- “The game has some okay environments and the graphics are done well and designed and laid out.”
- “I really love the sound effects, graphics, and story.”
- “Gameplay itself is very weak, and graphics seem to have been done exclusively in MS Paint.”
- “The art style reminds me of Peppa Pig.”
- “The hand-drawn graphics are quite ugly at first, but the more you play, the more you get used to them, and they are quite charming in the end.”
music
16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
13%
68%
19%
The music in the game has received mixed reviews, with some praising the fun and engaging soundtrack, particularly the main menu theme, while others find the sound effects and voice acting irritating. The British voice acting is highlighted as a positive aspect, adding charm to the overall audio experience. Overall, the soundtrack is noted for its humor and creativity, reminiscent of previous titles.
- “The British voice acting is a joy to listen to, and the soundtrack is darn fun to listen to.”
- “Very proper soundtrack and voice acting.”
- “The music, voice acting, and sound is just irritating.”
- “Again it goes for the same type of design as notgtav; sound effects and even the soundtrack have the developers mimicking the sounds, and it actually sounds even funnier this time around.”
- “The soundtrack of this song (main menu) is worth four hundred kabillion dollars alone.”
replayability
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
67%
Users consistently highlight the game's "infinitely re-playable" nature, indicating a strong appeal for returning to the game multiple times. The average replayability rating is noted as 7, suggesting a solid level of enjoyment and variety that encourages players to revisit the experience.
- “Infinitely replayable”
- “Replayability: 7”
monetization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game features no microtransactions, which has been positively received by users.
- “No microtransactions at all!”
- “No microtransactions at all!”

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