Orderly Havoc

Warioware for people who see Them at night

There's def meth in the coffee

more people should know about this its awesome

AMAZING. Really fun mini games with a frantic nature to them, stressfull, but super fun. Great artistic direction.

Loved it! Didn't quite 100%, might go back to do it. As a gameplay summary, you're running around a small house doing various chores. It sort've plays like a -ware game, (warioware, spookware, mindwave) where you're rapid fire doing a bunch of mini games. Orderly Havoc, however, puts an overarching timer on you rather then a set amount of misses. Once the timer runs out, you lose, and have to restart the stage. It's a nice formula and I enjoyed optimizing my routes around the house. You can also make coffee which gives you a boost when you drink it (and when it finishes being made; an important wrinkle). You also need to stop by the kitchen for water every now and then to keep your sprint meter up. There's also a plot, it's pretty standard indie horror adjacent fare, I didn't really go crazy for it but it kept me interested. Now complaints. On the standard difficulty everything's about right I think, though on harder difficulties RNG rears its head and runs the risk of bricking runs, or so it seems. A good amount of tasks take vastly more time then others, sometimes due to routing (fine, IMO, though the basement 'under the stairs' tasks are both plentiful and timewasting which …

Surprisingly detailed for it's presentation as a sorta 2-hour long game! You can of course just play it for those 2 hours and be content with your experience, but you form a sorta kinship with your house when you replay stages and see the weather is different.