- January 10, 2017
- The_Kiddy
What The Heck, Dude?
Platforms
About
"What The Heck, Dude?" is a quirky and humorous adventure game that follows the journey of a young dude trying to save his skateboard shop. Players will explore a variety of weird and wacky environments, solve puzzles, and interact with eccentric characters. With its colorful art style and unique sense of humor, this game offers a fun and lighthearted experience full of unexpected twists and turns.








- The game has a unique and humorous premise that some players found entertaining.
- The graphics are colorful and visually appealing, providing a pleasant aesthetic experience.
- Some players reported enjoying the game as a light-hearted, silly experience, especially when played with friends.
- The gameplay is repetitive and lacks depth, with limited mechanics and only a few actions available.
- Controls are poorly designed, making the game frustrating and difficult to play effectively.
- Many players criticized the game for being a low-quality asset flip, lacking originality and polish.
gameplay
18 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay of this game receives mixed reviews, with some players finding it fun despite its lack of depth and open-world elements, while others criticize its repetitive mechanics, poor controls, and minimal content. Many note that the enemy aggression system can be frustrating, and the overall experience feels basic and unpolished. While a few players appreciate the innovative ideas and fighting mechanics, the consensus leans towards disappointment in the gameplay's execution and variety.
“10/10 gameplay”
“The thing is though, the gameplay has content.”
“[b] "what the heck, dude?"[/b] reinvents the fighting game genre by combining well-loved fighting mechanics with innovative ideas and immaculate little details that everyone who considers themselves a gamer should experience.”
“This game sucks, the enemy aggression system targets you mostly and the maps don't make any difference to the gameplay.”
“Controls are garbage, hitboxes are completely random, gameplay is repetitive, and the sound consists of the enemy making this awful groaning noise over and over that never stops.”
“If you're assessing the game based on what they've put on Steam (presumably to bypass being blacklisted for fraud), then be aware there's only a few short levels and less than an hour of gameplay.”