GLITCH DADDY

To me this genre is feeling bit saturated at this point. I just don't feel GLITCH DADDY does enough to stand out from the crowd. Too many of these 'psychedelic', bizarre, surreal-type Jazzpunk-wannabe games. You're just going through the tasks you're given for no apparent reason and it's supposed to be good because wow so surreal and bizarre, dude! Maybe I'm the problem but as I said it's just over-done at this point, that's how I feel. Even the first games in this genre, such as Jazzpunk, had more substance than this, and a narrative to keep you going. Bizarre and surreal for the sake of being bizarre and surreal is what it feels like, there's no narrative or a [i]story[/i] as such, it's just the art-style and how its presented and... that's that. Not enough for me any more. It's over-done. It's fun and different and something to make note of the first few times it is ever done but now... all these years later... you kind of have to put some meat on the bone at this point.

another wonderful game from sad mask party. <3

It's very cool, it feels a bit like horror jazzpunk

this is so funny & bizarre omg so its a liminal exploration game with small puzzles once in awhile, but just when you start to relax the game throws something new and weird your way LOL it kept my attention so well! Really fun and trippy even though I have no idea whats going on in the story 10/10

I bought your entire collection of games because I liked the "The Liquid Jet" demo so much. Kind of annoyed that I had it sitting in my cart for a day as I was looking to pick up a few extra things, but then the price of the bundle randomly increased by like 8-9 dollars before the end of the Spring sale, something which normally would have felt like a big enough of an "eff ewe" to the customer for me to remove it from my cart entirely, but I guess I decided it wasn't that big enough of a deal-breaker for a bundle of games like this which are all so much different from the average fare out there. Not sure how far I am into "Glitch Daddy", but 2.2 hours in and I'm liking it a lot so far, except for the fact that I just went through a mildly tedious cave section with a lot of running back and a forth and looking for switches to hit and after finally getting through it I lasered a giant fish's bullseyes to death and then dropped down through the hole it left behind, but ended up getting softlocked by the geometry of some wires that I landed on. Couldn't get out of their grasp no matter how much I wiggled, so I had to hit the "reset level" button and sent me all the way back to the begi…

Glitch Daddy is not for those who care about gameplay, it's for people who agree with the statement that games can be art. And that's exactly what it is. It really feels like the game portion was created solely to justify the existence of the intensely creative set pieces. They're wild, colorful, surreal and the main thing that makes the experience enjoyable.