This game was kinda dumb...and cringey...and the gameplay was repetitive...and the writing was half baked...but somehow I still kinda enjoyed it????

The absurdist comedy that hit somehow outshined the comedy that missed.

kinda wished I played it in VR instead of on a 2D screen - may have elevated the experience.

I liked it. I bought it on a sale, and went in with fairly low expectations, since generally I think Justin Roiland is funny in small doses, and too much of his humor relies heavily on just making a wild setup, but without really resolving any of the jokes, sometimes just stream of consciousness references said in a silly voice.

Sometimes it's a hit, most times it's a miss, but this was mostly hits with a few misses. The gameplay isn't inspired and innovative, but it's a good system for a VR game. You're stuck in a chair, and have some minimal interactions with the environment(until you get a power up that allows you to float a few different objects), but the execution of this sort of beat em up combat where you exist in the same world as the character you're controlling was very clever. The puzzles also aren't anything to write home about, but the novelty of the way it's presented are pretty good. It does lose steam towards the end, mostly because of the earlier problem I mentioned about Roiland's improv, and the final part is a little non sequitur, but overall it does have some great laughs and feels pretty fun to play. Even though it's not executed perfectly, it's nice that they had the attention to needed features, like dialogue resuming after an event happens. In a game that's mostly a vehicle for delivering comedy, that's essential. The VA from supporting characters was also very well done, and it was cool to see a variety of interesting character actors contributing.

I found this game amusing at first, but after a while just got kind of bored with it. The comedy is pretty great at points, but as it is Justin Roiland, it will eventually devolve into a ridiculous mess of concepts that go unresolved. This can be interesting to just let dialogue play out between enemies or NPCs, but then it just starts to really wear on you. There was an unskippable dialogue that I found myself just surfing the Internet instead of paying attention. That kinda sucks when a game does that to you, and that's the main feeling I'm left with after finishing.