Vidiot Game

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Vidiot Game is a single player action game. It was developed by GZ Storm and was released on August 14, 2020. It received very positive reviews from players.

Can you figure out what the hell is going on? Probably not, but have fun trying! Features multiple mini-games, several plots and schemes, wacky effects and Ungus Fungus Doug Beach, and Hiratio as playable characters. Vidiot Game has gamepad support.

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Single-Player

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92%

Audience ScoreBased on 171 reviews

humor6 positive mentions

music3 negative mentions

Vidiot Game offers a unique and absurd humor experience, reminiscent of WarioWare, that keeps players engaged with its unexpected twists and nonsensical challenges.
The game's visual style, while simple, adds to its charm and creates a fun atmosphere that allows players to relax and enjoy the absurdity.
As a free game, it provides a short but entertaining experience, making it a great option for those looking to kill time with quirky mini-games.

The gameplay can be frustrating due to its intentionally glitchy visuals and nonsensical mechanics, which may not appeal to everyone.
Accessibility issues arise from the game's visual overstimulation, making it unsuitable for players with conditions like epilepsy.
Many players find the game too short and repetitive, leading to a lack of replay value after completing all achievements.

graphics
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game are characterized by a quirky, retro pixel art style that some players find charming, while others criticize it for being visually overwhelming and difficult to decipher. The aesthetic is described as a blend of absurdity and beauty, with impressive graphical glitches that contribute to its unique appeal. However, the outdated visuals can lead to frustration, particularly in challenging gameplay scenarios.
- “Worth a try if you like absurdist humor and the cartoony art style.”
- “The aesthetic of the entire game and the accompanying artwork is just absolutely beautiful.”
- “I legitimately like a number of the music tracks, and the graphical glitches are impressive in their absurdity and just how many can stack up.”
- “They chose to use obsolete retro pixel/hand drawn/MS Paint 'art' as a substitute for contemporary PC graphics.”
- “'Damage' on any section results in 'corruption' of the game, meaning your eyes will get messed up trying to decipher the visuals.”
- “I finished it in about 15 minutes and tried to go through Vidiot mode but couldn't do it because the visuals make some of the challenges almost unbeatable and it messed with my eyes.”
humor
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is characterized by absurdist and nonsensical elements, reminiscent of Bonequest and Jerkcity, appealing to fans of cartoonish and wacky comedy. While some players appreciate the funny writing and occasional laughs, others find the humor inconsistent and the overall experience lacking, leading to mixed feelings about replayability.
- “Humor gave me Bonequest/Jerkcity vibes, funnily enough. I just love nonsense humor that doesn't take itself seriously at all.”
- “Worth a try if you like absurdist humor and the cartoony art style.”
- “A decent minigame collection with some funny writing in between.”
gameplay
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is described as a mix of frustrating mechanics and wacky humor, creating a unique and addictive experience that some players find enjoyable despite its flaws. While the controls are best suited for a controller, the game's experimental design and surreal mini-game mashups contribute to its charm, even if it can feel inconsistent at times. Overall, it offers a distinctive blend of fun and annoyance that resonates with certain players.
- “Such thoughts came to mind when I saw the game, but in fact, everything is thought out to the smallest detail and the game is addictive with this very gameplay.”
- “Experimental in many ways; the art direction is wacky and the gameplay is unique.”
- “It has a weird mini-game mashup of surreal WarioWare-style gameplay.”
- “Also, the mechanics are frustrating and it feels quite unpleasant to play, but that's definitely part of the experience and just makes it funnier. If you're going to play, use a controller like it was intended when it originally came out on the 360.”
- “Also wacky humor, some choices to make, and a few annoying mechanics on top.”
- “Horrible gameplay.”
music
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game has received mixed reviews, with some praising its groovy pixeltune soundtrack reminiscent of classic Mario games, while others found it to be horrible. The overall aesthetic, including the music, contributes to a polished yet glitchy experience that some players find enjoyable, despite the repetitive nature of the gameplay.
- “The style, including the art and music, is great.”
- “It's like WarioWare but much better, with music straight out of Mario's time machine.”
- “Horrible soundtrack.”
- “Due to the seemingly random chain of minigames and outcomes to your decisions, this can be a frustrating or at least highly repetitive experience at times, but the humor made me giggle or smile a few times. The pixeltune soundtrack is pretty groovy, and I did like the 'polished flash game' aesthetic that gets glitchier and more unrecognizable by the minute.”
- “I legitimately like a number of the music tracks, and the graphical glitches are impressive in their absurdity and just how many can stack up.”
stability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users report that while they enjoy some of the music tracks, the game suffers from numerous graphical glitches that detract from overall stability, often stacking up in an absurd manner.
- “I legitimately like a number of the music tracks, but the graphical glitches are impressive in their absurdity and just how many can stack up.”
- “The game crashes frequently, making it nearly unplayable at times.”
- “I experienced constant lag and frame drops, which ruined the overall experience.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game has minimal replayability, requiring at least three playthroughs to unlock all achievements, but players report a lack of additional content or incentives to revisit the game afterward.
- “Requires a minimum of 3 playthroughs for all achievements, and I couldn't find any additional replay value after completing them.”
- “The replay value is incredibly low with this one.”
monetization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The monetization aspect of the game is noted as positive, as it is completely free, contrasting with the common trend of games made with Gamemaker Studio being perceived as low-effort cash grabs.
- “Very often, game maker studios are used to create shovelware and lazy cash grabs, although in this case, the game is completely free.”
story
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story is criticized for being poorly constructed and lacking depth, serving merely as a weak connection between subpar minigames.
- “A bunch of rather bad minigames connected by a rather bad story, if you want to call it that.”
emotional
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The emotional aspect of the game is mixed; while some players find moments of humor, the overall sentiment leans towards disappointment, with many expressing a lack of desire to revisit the game after completing it.