Justin Wack and the Big Time Hack
Warm Kitten · 2022 · Point & Click, Adventure, Singleplayer, 2D, Comedy
PC
Very Positive96% · 113
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About Justin Wack and the Big Time Hack
Do you accept responsibility for Kloot's education in the modern world?
If you really want to cure that cat allergy, you're gonna have to do some serious travelling...
Julia has a feeling that something ain't right...
Surely there are bigger problems than a broken helmet when braving the final frontier?
Should you get stuck, you can always ask Daela for a hint (it's OK - she won't tell anyone).
A cosy 2D Point & Click adventure...
- Multiple playable characters
- Puzzles based in logic with a wacky edge
- Sleek 2D animations
- Fully voice acted
- Built-in hint system
- Ron Gilbert himself backed the Kickstarter :O
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Very nice adventure game with some clever and unusual mechanics. Excellent voice acting, interesting plot, and quite well-written. Took around 20 hours to complete. Anyone who likes adventure games will love this game. Recommended, 9/10.1 found this helpful
I am a huge point and click adventure player, as I grew up on the classics. I am always looking for new ones, but I have played pretty much everything. I randomly found this on sale and wasn't expecting much, but it was actually really fun. It is very reminiscent of Day of The Tentacle as far as the concept and the humor, which I love. Puzzles are fair for the most part, with only a few being questionable of how one was supposed to think of the solution. Much longer than I expected as well. Worth the purchase at full price and z must get on sale if you like these types of games1 found this helpful
Excellent Point and Click Puzzle Adventure. Really fun.1 found this helpful
Justin Wack and the Big Time Hack is a cheerful, quirky throwback to the classic age of point-and-click adventures, but it succeeds because it captures the spirit of the genre without feeling like a relic. Developed and published by Warm Kitten, the game opens with a wonderfully absurd premise: an awkward office worker accidentally triggers a time-warping disaster and finds himself stranded in the prehistoric past, while a bewildered caveman is flung into the modern day. This chaotic swap quickly spirals into a larger time-travel puzzle, as the game hands you control of multiple characters across multiple eras and asks you to stitch their stories together in a way that restores order to the timeline. It’s a setup rooted firmly in humor and lighthearted nonsense, and the game embraces that tone at every turn. The visual presentation immediately stands out. Everything is hand-drawn, expressive, and overflowing with personality. Character animations have a lively, cartoonish bounce, and each time period has a distinct identity that helps make every new scene feel fresh. The prehistoric era is filled with chunky rocks, leafy trees, and exaggerated wildlife, while the present-day envir…1 found this helpful
Very fun and pretty long and involved. I see Maniac Mansion 2 all over this and that's a compliment.
Solid point & click adventure game. Belongs to best 10%.
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