Excerpt: "This goat is more than a tin can-eating animal. Get your goat onto a trampoline, and it soar high into the sky with each ever-increasing jump. You’re capable of doing tricks similar to Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater, where you can do 360s and 720s. More elaborate moves have ridiculous names to accompany them. You’ll earn points for nearly everything you do, from headbutts, getting hit by cars, jumping on boxes, licking people, to blowing up gas stations Michael Bay-style. In order to retain these points, you must keep your combo going with new and different tricks. The world you’re dropped into is sizable, with rural and suburban areas to explore. Naturally, there are plenty of secrets and hidden things to discover – these are best left for you to find rather than for me to spoil."
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BLG writes: "What are the qualifications to get a game on the “Strangest Simulators” list? Basically, any game that really makes me ask why, how, or who. Why does this need to exist? How did someone actually think to make this? Who the heck is playing this? I believe I asked these questions when Death Stranding —AKA the best walking simulator — came out, but you won’t find that game on this list. "
It's an indie game developed in one month costing ten bucks. What did the writer of this article expect? You can't just compare a game like this with triple A titles and expect them to meet the same standards. The score of this review is mostly based on inferior, non-applying arguments. Bad review imo
There's no comparisons being made, only a reference to Tony Hawk's Pro Skater in how the combo and point systems work.
It's simply not that good of a game. Even the developers admit that. It's being reviewed as any game would be. There's no slider or scale. This gets adjusted all the same as any other games do. Most of, if not all of the quests can be completed in an hour. All of the in-game achievements may take another hour or two. It's buggy and it has a bad crash-to-desktop fault - those are pretty big problems, indie or not.
haters gonna hate....
this is one of those games where it doesn't need reviews.
This is a game to play when you're stoned,saw someone playing on Gamespot & it looked stupid hilarious.