Yeah Yeah Beebiss II

I bought this game on a whim, being familiar with the urban legend it's based on, curious to see what direction they'd take it. I imagine a lot of people buying this game will be doing so for a similar reason, for the title alone. Obviously, this is a fanmade interpretation of Yeah Yeah Beebiss, as it is in reality just a copyright trap (look up Yeah Yeah Beebiss if you want the context here.) Anyway, it's a simple NES style game. Overall, it's a fun game, although pretty light on content - and the difficulty in reviewing this game is that I don't know if to class that as bad or suiting, given the bootleg NES vibe it's going for. With that said, my biggest gripe with this game isn't a style criticism, but rather the control binding issues. It's bound to WASD for movement, when I would've preferred to use arrow keys. I thought I could fix this problem by plugging in a 360 controller, but unfortunately on a controller the game uses the left stick instead of the d-pad. Allowing d-pad input for an NES-style game seems like a no brainer and should be the default setting. As for the game itself, it's a simple game that is probably best enjoyed in short bursts - but there's no way to s…

Found this neat little title because I watch John Riggs' YouTube channel, so I decided to check it out. Ended up buying it on STEAM and picking up one of the limited NES cartridges. Really fun to play high with others, I haven't really played it here on STEAM much or by myself, but games like this are made for 2 players and are always more fun with two people <3 Good job John and hats off tot he team that made the game.

A basic but fun throwback to the retro arcade games of the 80s. It's basically a single screen platformer where you electrocute demons and dragons and such that has 10 stages, then loops with a change to the color palette, etc. for a total of 100 stages. Great work to John Riggs, Mega Cat Studios, and Chips and Cellos for this. Pretty good retro graphics and love the 8 bit classical music renditions and a nice crt filter. However, I couldnt figure out a way to quit back to desktop in game, this should be added to the menu, had to Alt-F4 out. Also some achievement and trading card support would be appreciated.

Fun little game that even my eleven year old son enjoyed playing with me. This is a NES homebrew so good old classic fun, you can continue if you loose all your live but no saves. ah the good old days... The only negative I've found so far are is if you intend to play two player on one keyboard. The Movement is fine, AWSD and Arrow keys. But the Action button are to Close J K for one player and MM for the other. No key mapping either. So if you're ready for a little nostalgia and fun game play then this is something to had to your collection.

I recommend it because i find it interesting but it is repetitive so it's not really an everyday game 5/10