Awkward

As a live streamer, this game was SOOOO fun and my chat really enjoyed it too. It's very friendly even for first time chatters who are just getting to know you. I thought it was super cool to see how I was being perceived both by regulars and new viewers. The questions are HILARIOUS and even after doing a solid 5 rounds, we didn't run into any dupes. 10/10 recommend and will be including this game in my streams on a regular basis.

To be honest, it's kinda 'meh'... It's slow, the questions are a bit naff and it's so annoying when you're unable to skip how everyone voted at the end - it eats into time playing and makes the game tedious. We only ever manage 1 or 2 rounds before getting bored. I really wouldn't bother.. not even if it's on sale... not even if it's free!

Game is not "Awkward" as the title suggests. The questions are really tame and boring, with nothing awkward or NSFW at all, and that was with us playing on ultra awkward mode. The game requires all players to have access to the keyboard or a controller, as it's all about guessing the other player's answer and there's no website for people to join the game and actually submit their answers. There's definitely potential. The game is well-made, and I enjoyed seeing the player statistics at the end of each question, but there's just a lack of thought put into how this game actually operates online. And no fun twists like double points or unexpected game modes. Also! We ran into a bug where after completing a game and going to the menu, the Discord button appeared as [code]<sprite name="">DISCORD[/code] Big hopes for Awkward 2 to improve upon this game, but for now I'll be refunding.

Not awkward at all. The questions are terrible and not complex at all. An AI could have created better questions than this game has.

Awkward lives up to its premise of posing divisive questions to those who play them. In streaming the game like I have, the host should be ready to give their viewers explanations and personal reasons to make their decisions quantifiable. (Luckily, I haven't lost any friends over it… yet.) It does offer camera support; however, running other programs that make use of that resource (e.g. OBS, Windows Live Camera) will have you organizing a workaround so your face can be seen on screen.

I've had the chance to play this game for stream one night. Was reached out to by the developers to leave a review, so I will. It's good. There are things that could've definitely been improved upon, but I personally like what's here. Although I like the Twitch integration & it works well-enough with the chat, I do wish the game capture window was adjustable so that you could make the window with the game capture full-screen. The window with the actual game playing in the Live Show mode is too small otherwise. Seeing that I'm already using my own personal overlay on Twitch, I don't need the in-game overlay that's provided (although it's a nice option). This is a fine enough game to play solo as well if you're interested to see how well you poll compared to everybody else that participated for this game, but it's only something I recommend you play in short spurts if you have nothing else to do. I'm sure this game when played with others locally is fine too, but I wish there were more to do online. Not a bad game, but a fine game.