Shenanigans

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Shenanigans is a single player action adventure game. It was developed by Mythos Makers and was released on January 25, 2024. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.

Let the Shenanigans Begin! The Evil Dr. Wector has taken the Great Sunflower’s Sun Energy for his evil plan and now it is up to you to get it all back! Join the four hooligans, Simon, Sebrina, Rae, and Beast, in a wacky and goofy 2D adventure!A Wild 2D Adventure! From the mind of The Escaped Mental Patient, John Coday, explore a world of goofy characters and zany places created by Mythos Makers …

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Audience ScoreBased on 10 reviews

graphics1 positive mentions

The artwork is beautiful and hand-drawn, enhancing the overall aesthetic of the game.
The game is highly enjoyable for speed runners, with interesting and intuitive levels.
The voice acting and soundtrack are well done, contributing to a nostalgic vibe reminiscent of 2000s Flash games.

Sprites and hitboxes can be laggy, which may affect gameplay experience.
Casual players may struggle with momentum loss, making traversal challenging.
There are unclear indicators for boss phase changes, which can lead to unexpected difficulties during encounters.

graphics
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The graphics are consistently praised for their beautiful artwork, highlighting the visual appeal of the game.
- “The artwork is very pretty.”
story
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The story is well-written and evokes a nostalgic simplicity reminiscent of 2000s flash games, appealing to players who appreciate straightforward narratives.
- “The story is well written and has a simple vibe reminiscent of 2000s flash games.”
music
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The music in the game is praised for its quality, evoking a nostalgic flash game vibe that resonates with players, despite some criticism regarding its repetitive looping.
- “The soundtrack is really good; even though it tends to loop, it gives off the flash game vibe that I always loved as a kid.”