Pop Some Eyes

About

Mr. Pineapple Bundy, a descendant of Al Bundy from the hit TV show "Married with Children," has just found out about the existence of a space jail where life is a daily struggle of killing multi-eyed aliens just to survive. Tired of his mundane life selling women's shoes at the mall, he decides to take a chance and commit a crime that lands him in the space jail in a project known as &qu…

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Play Modes

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

100%

Audience ScoreBased on 3 reviews

graphics2 positive mentions

The game features quick and rewarding gameplay with noticeable upgrades that enhance the experience.
It has a unique and dreamlike art style that is stylish and colorful, even in nighttime visuals.
The weapon upgrade system adds depth and variety, making each run feel satisfying and engaging.

The difficulty can be punishing, with instant death mechanics that may frustrate some players.
The game is easier to play with a keyboard and mouse, making it more challenging for those using a controller.
As it is in early access, there is still room for added features and improvements.

graphics
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics are praised for their stylish and colorful design, even in nighttime settings, showcasing a willingness to experiment. Overall, they are considered visually appealing and complement the game's challenging nature.
- “Stylish and colorful despite the nighttime visuals, and not afraid of a little experimentation.”
- “The graphics are very nice and the game is quite challenging.”
gameplay
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is characterized by a punishing difficulty that includes instant death mechanics, but players find it quick and rewarding, as each run provides opportunities to earn cash for upgrades.
- “The difficulty is a bit punishing with its instant death mechanics, but I found the gameplay to be quick and rewarding enough since each run supplies at least some cash that can be used for upgrades.”