Yapori Minigames

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Will be Removed Soon: https://steamcommunity.com/app/2964440/eventcomments/601899800797922231?snr=1_5_9_ [quote] Dear players, we would like to inform you that Yapori Minigames and Yapori Clicker will be officially and permanently removed from the Steam store. Those who have already downloaded these two games will still be able to play them until the end of April. Thank you to everyone who has followed the journey of these two games. In the meantime, please look forward to the new series of The Yapori Show, which will be released on the official The Yapori Show channel. Thank you. [/quote] Update 26th March https://steamcommunity.com/games/2964440/announcements/detail/518583340886917230 [quote] Hello players, previously Yapori Minigames and Yapori Clicker were going to be removed from Steam, but we decided to go back on that decision, both games will remain on Steam, thank you for your attention, and we are already working on a next game in the Yapori Show universe, stay tuned. [/quote] So this was Just a Promotion move for their new Game... No Thanks ! Avoid !

I do not recommend

"Yapori Minigames" is pure, weaponised cringe. If you're unaware of the Chris-chan/Sonichu nightmare, well, congratulations for having lived a good life so far. Don't google it, don't ask. This is a parallel evolution of that, from Brazil (I think) where the cringe hybrid Pikachu/Sonic the Hedgehog is green. This is a collection of minigames from the drag-and-drop Clickteam fusion construction toy that was published on Steam as a paid, for profit product (Don't laugh, and it gets worse). The purpose of this pure cringe Chris-chan/Sonichu fan-fiction is, of course, not to be a game, but to advertise a "TV series" (read: absolute, pure cringe Youtube video) about the "developer" and his relationship with a green furry version of Chris-chan's Sonichu. I'm not kidding. This will make you throw up. So this looks like an old 1990's Adobe Flash game that you might play in a web browser, and the problem there is obviously Steam wasn't intended to try compete with Chrome and Firefox. If it can be done in a web browser, it's not even close to a cutting edge PC gaming experience. That's a problem. This feels more like a tech demo or a project smacked together hurriedly to try ma…

Yapori is the new Bubsy.