Although it’s a completely different game (top-down adventure a la Zelda), it hits a lot of the same notes in terms of its tone and dialog (very referential and “online”) and also is a short game that is pretty trivially easy up until the final boss fight, which is frustratingly difficult. I was actually reminded of this game recently when I played Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion on Switch. I agree about the difficulty spike with the final boss - the rest of the game is definitely on the easy side, and then the final sequence ends up being surprisingly tough and took a few tries. I found the dialogue and the trashopedia to be humorous (though it made me feel old at times in how young and “hip” it tried to be), and the gameplay was relaxing and mostly enjoyable.

It was a fun little game, and perfect for the Game Pass model. I played this a few months ago, shortly after subscribing to Game Pass. I didn’t really mind it but could do without repeating it cause of bugs haha.Īlso also! If you like its humour and haven’t read the trashpedia you should definitely check it out! Ended up having to redo the final fight, which was a bummer since i thought the final boss was kinda meh and tedious. That ain’t an issue with game pass.Īlso had some minor issues with the final part of the game since I think I may have ran into a glitch where the tornado sucked everything up but my game didn’t progress. To be honest my biggest criticism was the price tag, in my opinion, considering its scope. Achievements were pretty easy to get too.

Its allegory about excessive consumption and commentary about capitalism I thought was pretty neat. I liked the different mechanics with the hole (throwing things and the fire stuff), and it had some lil neat puzzle moments. Absolutely adore the interactions between the main character and the trash panda. It’s honestly such a charming little game. Played way back on steam, and then played it again when I noticed it was on game pass.

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