Meet Sir Whoopass, the hero who due to a series of hilarious and poor life choices manages to bring chaos and disarray to an utopian world. He must find The Villain-Beating Artifact to vanquish The Immortal and stop him from spawning all manner of evil monsters and creatures. Also cheese.
Sir Whoopass has great comedic satire, but technical issues and implementation decisions drag it down.
+ Great comedic satire
* Some instant-death traps
* Sometimes death leads to loading, sometimes not; I even had this in one single area; first death lead to reload then not anymore; most of the time, it's loading time, though
- Jumping puzzles with...
It's a comedy game so I shouldn't have expected this game to be truly fun.
For reference, there's a part in the game where you have to pick the correct rhyme over and over again to progress a conversation. The issue? You have to "rhyme with style", meaning you need to figure out which line sounds the best, when all the writing in this game swamp ass....
Runs poorly, ♥♥♥♥♥♥ comedy, and worst of all, the gameplay is so ass that it cannot make up for it.
Do not buy this ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ game, it just isn't worth it. The humor is very "I work a 9-5 and this is the game I play in my free time"
Its trying to do what goat sim did with its mmorpg dlc but a whole game. The reason Goatsim worked is because it was small...
It's a parody of nearly every RPG trope. Controls are a bit clunky but overall it was a fun game and I liked the humor. I understand this game is not for everyone, cause what works for one may not click for another. Try it and if it doesn't work for you, just refund it :)
First off, this game isn't for everyone. It's definitely rough around the edges and uses alot of asset-store items from the look of it. However. As the game itself says, "Childish, is what boring people, call funny people." and it's got that in spades. The narrator is quite like-able and really improves the game. Some of the humor misses but when it...
