Grandma, No!

6.5/10 would get it on DEEP sale decent fun, not worth full 15$ tho. dont think your gonna get more than 2 hours of gameplay out of this and thats a stretch all gameplay past about 1.8 hours is afk card farming - only 3 places you can go, + one tiny room - bugs where something wont trigger a 2nd time if you didnt fully finish the task the 1st time

This is a cute little game. The various tasks Grandma must perform are incredibly simple. This game isn't about challenge but about the humor and absurdity involved with the simplest of daily tasks for Grandma. The hardest part of the game is that there are ??? mystery side tasks in each section of the game that the player must discover on their own instead of being told what to do as with the other tasks. These mystery tasks are rarely obvious and are only discovered by experimenting with how to use various objects in the environment creatively. As a grown man, I was mildly amused by this very short game. But frankly I think young children would enjoy this game the most. Particularly if you can get this at discount and are looking for kid-appropriate games, this game is at least worth considering. If you're an adult, this game probably isn't for you. It would be at best mediocre. If you're a child, it would probably be a nice diversion for a couple of hours. But in either case, I don't see much replay value. It's one of those games that once you've put in a couple of hours and finished it, you'll likely never play it again. On a technical note, I played this on Linux with a low…

Very funny but super short. I beat it in less than 4 hours and I believe that is counting time paused or being afk.

I liked the game, but that $15 price tag is NOT worth it. I 100%ed this game and it took me less than three hours to do so. Only get when it's on a large discount, still enjoyed it tho.

9/10 Very funny and cute little game. Short and sweet and a load of fun. The only reason it gets a point off is for a couple of bugs that occurred during the game. Such as as the trampoline somehow being launched into the Possum gang and making you reset the area to get it back. Not a big deal at all overall though as this game is so short and the autosaves are great. Overall, I haven't laughed this much at a game in a while, and I needed it. Great job.

Grandma, No! is a colourful and humorous game about completing tasks/mini-games and finding hidden ones too through experimentation. You get 3 areas: living room, kitchen and backyard. You will also meet charming characters throughout the game. Those characters are all fully voiced and they're done excellently. The game has gorgeous graphics, filled with personality, objects to interact with and colours. The hidden tasks were very fun to figure out and were never frustrating. The controls are unusual (with a controller) but they work with this game. Personally, I expected the baby to play a bigger role (based on the trailer) and I was slightly worried about the baby being annoying. But it was more at the background and only cried once which was 1 task to complete. I do have 2 cons to share. Sometimes, objects get mixed and it makes it harder to find what you need, especially in the backyard. That is a nitpick though and it rarely causes issues. What I'm more worried about is the game's price in relation to what you're getting. Don't get me wrong, what you're getting is top notch. But you're getting 2.5-3 hours AT MOST including getting all the achievements for around 15 euros. …