Chuck Nolemland: The Starving Kid

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I wasn't familiar with indie rage horror before playing Chuck Nolemland: The Starving Kid, and I would have been completely fine never knowing this masochistic genre of video games lmao. Indie horror is typically right up my alley and I do enjoy challenging games, but this is the kind of challenge that reminds me of Getting Over It (although not nearly as ball busting). At this point I'm not sure if I'll finish the game, there is a level of intrigue, but this isn't a game that I enjoy. My recommendation is off the strength of how bizarre it is and just because I personally don't like it, doesn't mean I don't think other people wouldn't have fun here. I recommend the game for people who enjoy superficial challenges and have the patience to see it through to the end.

super tedious more than anything. really cool how the throw mechanic is luck based and you can just destroy the melon at the finish line.

I hate this game in the way it is supposed to LOL! Very good rage horror game, had me acting a fool all the entire time https://youtu.be/IfcHu3R_MZo

A great weird little game, my only recommendation is to add a word filter to the leaderboard...

This is an interesting game but it’s hard to review. I love the world of the game and how strange and nightmarish it is. But as a game, it’s so incredibly difficult that it’s hard to imagine wanting to play it long enough to learn how to do it. I’m guessing that’s kind of the intention but I wish that it introduced the difficulty in a more reasonable way so I could spend more time in the would