Rick and Morty's Rushed Licensed Adventure
releases on TBD
An officially licensed point and click adventure game based on the Adult Swim animated sitcom Rick and Morty for web browsers.
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I remember when Vinny streamed this and it had get schwifty before season 2 aired so he'd randomly play the song on streams afterwards, along with those awful rick and morty impressions he'd do. Truly the worst vinesauce era.
(I played it myself obviously and I found it funny at the time but I never bothered watching season 3 lol).
(I played it myself obviously and I found it funny at the time but I never bothered watching season 3 lol).
This game was phenomenal. This game understands Rick and Morty. They took the essence of the show and made it into a wonderful 4 chapter experience.
The gameplay is the standard point and click gameplay. It's nothing special, but it's servicable and leads the way for some tricky puzzles and ways to really make your noggin think. Without spoiling much, Chapter 4 DOES spice up the gameplay a little for some extra creative puzzle solving.
The writing is just as comedic as the show itself. The dynamic between the mad scientist Rick Sanchez and his grandson Morty Smith is just as top notch as the series this game is based on. The twists take you for a ride, and the conclusions are almost always satisfying. I say almost because Chapter 4 ends on a sort of cliffhanger. The jokes are hilarious and feel right out of the show. The meta jokes about it being a game are a little repetitive, but barely took away from the experience.
The four original tracks aren't anything special, but again they're servicable and nice to listen to while trying to find your way out of Rick's shenanigans.
Overall, I reccomend this game heavily. I reccomend it if you like Rick and Morty, point and click games, gaming in general, or if you just want a good laugh.
The gameplay is the standard point and click gameplay. It's nothing special, but it's servicable and leads the way for some tricky puzzles and ways to really make your noggin think. Without spoiling much, Chapter 4 DOES spice up the gameplay a little for some extra creative puzzle solving.
The writing is just as comedic as the show itself. The dynamic between the mad scientist Rick Sanchez and his grandson Morty Smith is just as top notch as the series this game is based on. The twists take you for a ride, and the conclusions are almost always satisfying. I say almost because Chapter 4 ends on a sort of cliffhanger. The jokes are hilarious and feel right out of the show. The meta jokes about it being a game are a little repetitive, but barely took away from the experience.
The four original tracks aren't anything special, but again they're servicable and nice to listen to while trying to find your way out of Rick's shenanigans.
Overall, I reccomend this game heavily. I reccomend it if you like Rick and Morty, point and click games, gaming in general, or if you just want a good laugh.