Paradigm

It's an okay point & click adventure game with a silly story and setting. It does manage to be funny at times, which is what it set out to do I guess. Serviceable, so a like, but some caveats: - the humour is a bit hit or miss. If it's not your thing, the rest of the game won't save it. - it's quite short. I'm usually not one to complain about games overstaying their welcome, but it can probably be done in 1 or 2 sittings especially if you're not really going at the flavour content (funny descriptions etc). - it's a bit too easy. I'm not looking for 2000 IQ puzzles, but a no point did I really have to think things through here. - the steam achievements are meh

what a kawaii little game

A game with its own soul

Best ending in gaming history! (you now have to buy and play the game to find out what the ending is.)

Hope Doug makes an appearance in the dungeon experience

A game about the sexiest man alive going to defeat a sloth who vomits candy accompanied by a soundtrack that contains the phattest beatsies you've ever heard of and the most random assortment of characters that will make you want to pull your eyes out of their sockets through your butt and light them on fire using a combination of bleach and ethanol. 10/10 story This game is exactly my type of humor. It's ridiculous, random, sarcastic, and surreal. My only complaint is that the game is too damn short. And now I will wait for a sequel to this game that will never be released and instead cry myself to sleep every night wishing for Paradigm 2: electric boogaloo to be real, only for it to finally come out when I'm on my death bed because of a freak accident involving socks and sandals. And yes, my child really is, just an ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.