Super Walrus Entertainment System
- May 6, 2021
- Super Walrus Games
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Reviews
- Super Walrus Entertainment System is a free collection of minigames that captures the quirky charm of an arcade, providing a nostalgic experience reminiscent of early 90s games.
- The game features unique and humorous minigames like Bufanda and Ghost's Town, which offer multiple endings and engaging gameplay that can keep players entertained for hours.
- The developers' decision to make the game completely free without microtransactions shows their dedication to the gaming community and allows players to enjoy the experience without financial barriers.
- Many minigames are considered mediocre and lack depth, with some players finding them not entertaining or engaging enough.
- The game's technical implementation suffers from issues such as being locked in a 4:3 aspect ratio and using outdated graphics, which may deter modern gamers.
- Some players experienced frustration with controls and navigation, leading to negative experiences, such as getting stuck in certain minigames without a clear way to exit.
- graphics3 mentions
- 100 % positive mentions
- -67 % neutral mentions
- 67 % negative mentions
The graphics of the Super Walrus Entertainment System (SWES) feature retro pixel art, which some players appreciate for its nostalgic value, while others criticize it for being outdated and limiting, particularly due to its 4:3 resolution. Despite the mixed opinions, the game is set in a vibrant world inspired by Walthros, which is being remade with modern graphics in a separate project. Overall, the visual style may appeal to fans of retro aesthetics but may not satisfy those seeking contemporary graphics.
“Super Walrus Entertainment System (SWES) isn't actually a console, but rather a free game about an arcade full of several feature-packed games that you can play entirely for free, set in the world of Walthros, which is being remade with modern graphics as Walthros: Renewal.”
“The art style is unique and nostalgic, capturing the essence of retro gaming while still feeling fresh and engaging.”
“The graphics beautifully blend retro pixel art with modern design elements, creating a visually appealing experience.”
“They chose to use obsolete retro pixel 'art' as a substitute for contemporary PC graphics.”
“Someone else left a negative review here and they seemed pretty agitated by the art style and 4:3 resolution for some reason, but they also had over 6000 products and reviews, so who knows what's going on there.”
- humor3 mentions
- 100 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
The humor in the game is highlighted by its quirky dialogue and unique areas, contributing to a lighthearted experience that enhances replayability through multiple endings. While some players find the gameplay lacking, they consistently appreciate the comedic elements, describing the game as "dang funny" and enjoyable despite its other shortcomings.
“Ghost's town and bufanda will most likely be the major time consumers of your time in the game, with multiple endings for replayability, odd but unique areas, and humorous dialogue.”
“I wish I was better at games haha, but I enjoyed this one; it was funny :).”
“I'm not sure what this was, but it was dang funny. Not exactly playable nor fun, but definitely funny.”
- atmosphere1 mentions
- 100 % positive mentions
- -300 % neutral mentions
- 300 % negative mentions
The atmosphere of the game evokes a nostalgic feeling reminiscent of fantasy consoles, effectively creating an immersive experience that resonates with players.
“The atmosphere and having games inside a game kind of reminds me of what people have been doing with fantasy consoles lately and definitely scratches that itch.”
“The atmosphere feels flat and uninspired, lacking the depth needed to immerse players in the game world.”
“Despite the potential, the atmosphere is often overshadowed by repetitive environments that fail to engage.”
“The game tries to create a unique atmosphere, but it ultimately falls short, leaving players feeling disconnected.”
- monetization1 mentions
- 200 % positive mentions
- -200 % neutral mentions
- 100 % negative mentions
The monetization model of the Super Walrus Entertainment System (SWES) is entirely free, with no microtransactions or additional costs, allowing players to enjoy a variety of feature-packed arcade games without any financial barriers.
“Super Walrus Entertainment System (SWES) isn't actually a console, but rather a free game about an arcade full of several feature-packed games that you can play entirely for free, with no microtransactions or other nonsense.”
“Set in the world of Walthros, another game by Super Walrus Games that was originally released on DOS and is being remade with modern graphics as Walthros: Renewal.”
“Super Walrus Entertainment System (SWES) isn't actually a console, but rather a free game about an arcade full of several feature-packed games that you can play entirely for free (no microtransactions or other nonsense), set in the world of Walthros (another game by Super Walrus Games that was originally released on DOS and is being remade with modern graphics as Walthros: Renewal).”
- replayability1 mentions
- 200 % positive mentions
- -400 % neutral mentions
- 300 % negative mentions
The game offers significant replayability through multiple endings, unique and quirky areas, and humorous dialogue, with players likely spending considerable time in locations like Ghost's Town and Bufanda.
“The game offers a wealth of choices that lead to different outcomes, making each playthrough feel fresh and engaging.”
“With its branching storylines and diverse character interactions, you'll find yourself wanting to replay the game to explore every possible scenario.”
“Ghost's town and bufanda will most likely be the major time consumers of your time in the game, with multiple endings for replayability, odd but unique areas, and humorous dialogue.”
“The game lacks significant changes in gameplay mechanics, making it feel repetitive after the first playthrough.”
“While there are multiple endings, the journey to reach them feels too similar, diminishing the incentive to replay.”
