- July 17, 2017
- a Rock! Studios
THE AWKWARD STEVE DUOLOGY
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About
In "The Awkward Steve Duology," navigate the quirky life of Steve in two separate adventures. The first game, "Now That's What I Call Awkward," follows Steve's struggle to manage his social anxiety and save the school dance. The second game, "A Rock and a Hard Place," presents Steve with moral dilemmas while managing his family and rock band. The entire experience is filled with humor and relatability.








- The game offers a unique and engaging experience that blends humor and introspection, making it relatable for those dealing with anxiety.
- Players have found the writing to be funny and heartfelt, with memorable moments that resonate emotionally.
- It's a short but entertaining game that can be enjoyed in a casual setting, making it great for streaming or playing with friends.
- The game is very short, leading to repeated content and a lack of depth that may leave some players wanting more.
- Some players feel it lacks traditional gameplay elements, describing it more as an interactive short story than a game.
- There are technical issues, such as needing to play in windowed mode, which can detract from the overall experience.
humor
40 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's humor is described as strange, relatable, and often hilarious, with moments that evoke both laughter and emotional depth. Players appreciate its creative blend of nonsensical humor and poignant themes, making it particularly appealing to those who enjoy quirky, full-motion video experiences. While some find the humor memorable and enjoyable, others feel that the overall experience may not justify the effort for a few standout moments.
“Very enjoyable, I was smiling and laughing the whole time in both games!”
“This made me laugh out loud several times, then sucker punched me right in the feelings.”
“It's often really funny, though a lot of it also hits pretty close to home (at least for me).”