Thank Goodness You're Here!

It`s a really well done game regarding art, voice and polish, and most of the jokes are funny (in the british sense of funny), but the game lacks depth. It's really short, and feels more like a visual novel than a game. You move, jump and interact, but it's not a platformer, not a puzzle game, there's not much challenge nor has interesting bits aside from the jokes. Charming, but shallow

Honestly one of the most normal days in England I too get consumed by meat on the daily 10/10 England sim

Graham shags moss

I really tried to give this a shot but it’s just too millennial quirk chungus British twee. I absolutely can’t stand it but I do still recommend it. It’s incredibly well made, the art style is cohesive and consistent, it’s very smooth and so thoughtfully made. There are moments that were funny and amusing, but the actual gameplay is frustrating and repetitive. The final straw was having two paths in front of me to take and having to choose one to follow through on, thinking the other was still an option. But after the cutscene, the scenery had changed and the other path was blocked off. I’m not paying attention to what’s going on anymore because I’m thinking about how to get back and see what was there, but I can only go forward. It just keeps sending me new places, just keeps moving forward and missing things. I don’t want a game I’m forced to replay to get the full experience; you couldn’t force me to do a 2nd Undertale run if you had a gun to my head and Outer Wilds is another bust for the same reason. If you don’t mind cringe humor and missing out on things, you’ll enjoy this.

A deeply silly and yet perfectly executed game. Although you have fairly limited interaction buttons (jump and punch), the ways you affect the wretches of this northern town kept surprising and delighting me. Also: Matt Berry marry me please (I know he's reading this)

funny game with fun characters would kinda replayable and overall a good time and fish vender freaky