- March 5, 2015
- Etter Studio
- 3h median play time
Plug & Play
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About
"Plug & Play" is an interactive animation by Michael Frei and coded by Mario von Rickenbach, featuring a surreal universe of plugs. This odd yet charming game, which takes 10-15 minutes to play, has won several awards and been praised by critics for its surprising emotional depth. More information can be found at plugplay.ch.



- Unique and surreal experience that challenges traditional gaming norms.
- Visually captivating with a minimalist art style and excellent sound design.
- Offers a humorous and thought-provoking commentary on relationships and human connection.
- Extremely short gameplay, typically lasting only 10-15 minutes.
- Limited interactivity, often feeling more like an animated short than a game.
- Price may not justify the brief experience, leading to feelings of disappointment.
humor
156 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe humor in the game is widely praised for its absurdity, quirkiness, and ability to provoke laughter, often described as surreal, weird, and sometimes crude. Many players found the dialogue and scenarios to be hilariously confusing, with a mix of playful and philosophical undertones, though some noted that the game is quite short. Overall, it appeals to those with a taste for unconventional humor, making it a memorable, albeit brief, comedic experience.
“The dialogue was pretty funny.”
“Definitely one of the weird and funny games I have ever seen and played.”
“It made me laugh, it made me cringe, it made me confused, and it made me think; not bad for a 15-minute game.”
“Imagine a WarioWare game in which you're not sure if it's supposed to be funny or not.”
“I would love to make some kind of funny review of this game knowing how weird and original it is, but the fact that I paid about 10 times what this game is worth kind of demotivates me.”