Recent reviews by Mr. Boogie

Hum... It's OK. This is a point-and-click game with humor as the backbone. The graphics are good. The music is decent. The story? Well, not so easy to follow—it helps a lot if you’ve played the previous games to fully get what’s going on.

No bugs, but I did run into some crashes during the last part of the game.

Overall, it’s entertaining. The humor is kind of juvenile, so expect a few chuckles here and there, but don’t go in hoping for belly laughs. The puzzles? A mix of too easy and "what-on-earth-is-this-moon-logic." Honestly, it’s kind of a thing with this franchise—crazy, repetitive, and sometimes ridiculously long puzzles. You’ll end up clicking everything, trying random combos, and eventually giving in to a guide. Let’s be real: if it weren’t for the comedic vibe, this would probably get a lot more criticism.

The story is funny but really easy to lose track of, especially if you haven’t played the original trilogy. There are cards and achievements, but man, the achievements are the worst kind—they’re super obscure and force you into multiple playthroughs.

It’s a semi-casual pastime. The characters are fun, and they’ll grow on you. Plus, they’re working on another Deponia game, so the franchise isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. I’d recommend this, but you need patience—a lot of patience. Rage-quitting? Possible. Still, you’ll probably walk away with a mostly positive experience.

Well... It's OK. This is a Time Management game. The graphics are old but acceptable, and the music is just okay. The story is a pretty generic fantasy tale and not very engaging.

I didn’t encounter any bugs or crashes, although some reviews mention issues. My experience was fine in that regard.

The game is entertaining overall. If you like the genre, it’s a decent option. The weather mechanic is the only feature that stands out as somewhat original. The levels are balanced, making it a casual game. It includes collectible cards, but the achievements are only in-game.

It's cheap when on sale, and the content is decent for the price. No big complaints.

Well... Fine. This is a shooter you can play FPS or TPS. The graphics are decent. The music is good. The story is also decent, even funny.

No bugs or crashes.

Overall, the game is very entertaining. There are lots of enemies and several weapons to try. It's a fast-paced game with an emphasis on humor, and it offers plenty of content for the price. Plus, it includes cards and achievements.

Now, I do recommend this game, but with a note of caution. Some levels have a significant difficulty spike, becoming very challenging. Rage-quitting is a real possibility. If you're up for a challenge, this game will be a good choice. Save often and enjoy the mayhem!

I wish Steam had a neutral option for rating games.

That said, this one is trash.

Well... Poor. This typing game with some mature content is kind of a letdown. The graphics are basic, and the music doesn't really add much. There's no story to keep you engaged.

No bugs or crashes.

Overall, the game is mildly entertaining but not well-designed. The overlapping elements can be really annoying. The biggest issue is that some levels are almost impossible to beat because they're so random. You'll face a bunch of enemies with words starting with the same letter, and you end up getting stuck. The pace is so fast that if you take even a second to figure out what word you're locked onto, you'll fall behind with no way to catch up. There are no power-ups or recovery options. It's just bad design.

The adult content is just a few images you can spot on the TVs if you look for them. But the game gets so hard that it's not fun to play casually, and the mature content doesn't really add anything special. So, in the end, it's not worth but a final word: nope.

Nope. Customers pile up at the counter, making it difficult to read the words. The idea is fine, but the implementation is poor. Additionally, the speed of the game needs to be adjusted, or it will become a niche game only for stenographers and court reporters.

Hum... kinda meh! This is a time management game. The graphics are a bit outdated, and the music is irrelevant. The story is simple and not a big deal.

No bugs or crashes.

Overall, it's entertaining but a lesser sequel. There are some new twists, but nothing special. Some levels are excessively difficult to beat on time and seem to rely on fast clicking rather than strategic gameplay—way too fast clicking for a casual game.

Not mentioned in the description, but it includes cards. There are achievements, but they are in-game only. The story is very simple, almost skeletal, and ends on a cliffhanger... go figure!

Anyway, if you enjoy this genre, you will get mostly the usual stuff. However, this particular game feels lazy, lacks originality, and is very skippable. Maybe the number 4 will be better; this one is a miss.

"What's this in my library?" type of game. This is a puzzle game. The graphics are basic but acceptable. The music is adequate. The story is nothing to write home about.

No bugs or crashes.

Overall, it was mildly entertaining. There weren't many things to do—just a couple of puzzles with two math problems to solve. If you dislike or dread math, you should give this a hard pass. The puzzles aren't difficult to solve, but you'll likely need pen and paper, and that can be an unwanted chore for a video game. It's very short, and that's good. Keeping in mind that it's actually a school project, you could be lenient or be glad that your backlog is marginally smaller. Also is free to play. I'll give these students a C+.

Hum... Actually, it's fine. This is a puzzle/adventure game with some platforming elements. The graphics are good, and the music is adequate. The story is simple but decent.

No bugs or crashes.

Overall, it's entertaining. The game is very short and casual, with an ecological message being the main focus. It's a little tale primarily told through the surroundings and backgrounds. The puzzles are all easy. It’s nice, free, and lasts just long enough to finish a cup of coffee. So yeah, why not?

Well... Good. This is a point-and-click adventure game. The graphics are decent, and the music is unremarkable. The story is similar to other time-travel adventures, with the usual clichés, but it offers a decent take.

No bugs or crashes.

Overall, the game is entertaining. It is very casual, with simple puzzles. The story progresses at a brisk pace, keeping it engaging. While it may be somewhat absurd—most time-travel stories are, wouldn't you say?—what matters is that they are enjoyable and internally consistent. This game fits the bill. The voice acting is fine. It includes cards and achievements; however, you'll likely miss some unless you consult a guide. I think it’s close to being an indie gem—maybe it is. Up to ya.