- September 28, 2016
- Twisted Jenius
Twisty's Asylum Escapades
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About
Twisty's Asylum Escapades is a remastered 3D action-adventure game with Metroidvania-style elements, now on Steam. Play as Twisty, a violent, floating brain, and wreak havoc in a darkly comedic asylum setting. Explore, fight enemies, and make unusual friends in this sixth-generation-inspired title, now with enhanced graphics and new content. Embrace the weird and enjoy the chaotic fun!






- The game has a unique and humorous concept, featuring a floating brain character with various abilities.
- Some players find the gameplay entertaining and reminiscent of retro games, with a fun B-movie feel.
- The game offers a variety of weapons and abilities, adding depth to the gameplay experience.
- The game suffers from frequent crashes and technical issues, making it nearly unplayable.
- Graphics are poor, resembling outdated low-poly designs, which detracts from the overall experience.
- Gameplay mechanics are convoluted and poorly executed, leading to frustration and confusion for players.
gameplay
16 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeTwisty's Asylum Escapades is criticized for its poor gameplay, characterized by numerous bugs, random enemy spawns, and broken mechanics, leading to a convoluted experience that frequently crashes. While it attempts to evoke nostalgia for sixth-generation games with basic stealth elements, the overall execution is deemed abhorrent, making it largely unplayable for most users. Only those with a strong affinity for retro gameplay might find some redeeming qualities in this chaotic first-person shooter.
“Its gameplay style is designed to be a bit of a throwback to sixth-generation era games (not coincidentally, the type that the developers grew up on).”
“So, it swaps out power pellets for some basic stealth mechanics.”
“If you're a fan of retro gameplay, you may well like this.”
“Twisty's Asylum Escapades is a buggy mess; enemies spawn at random, even basic mechanics are broken, the gameplay is needlessly convoluted, and it crashes every few minutes.”
“This game has a lot of crashes, boring collection mechanics, and is overall terrible.”
“I appreciate the clearly evident lunatic creativity of its makers, but the game itself is just so immediately abhorrent, both in its visual design and gameplay, that I wouldn't want to touch it with a 10-foot pole.”