Redneck Ed: Astro Monsters Show

Jesus F*cking Christ! What kind of horrible abomination is this? Is this game for real? Or, I think real question here is; is this f*cking turd a videogame? I have played some bad games in my life but never have played a game that gave me physical pain from playing just in 20 minutes. Art style is nice and that's it. Other than that this f*cking donkey sh*t doesn't have a single redeeming quality. - Character movement is f*cked up beyond belief. Dodging small things near impossible - Controlling the character is unresponsive. Feels heavy and clunky - There isn't any sound when you hit an enemy. So, you don't understand if you are hitting the enemy or not. Hit detection is glitchy - There isn't a clear explanation on levels about how to get a gold medal - There isn't a cool jingle or melody for the monster show you are in part of. Overall it's a low effort donkey sh*t! And of course it is made in F*CKING UNITY! I'm not even surprised anymore. Whenever I play a game that is vomit inducing, I immediately know that it is made in UNITY

meh

I like the animation and the music, but it is somewhat mediocre on every other level.

Redneck Ed: Astro Monsters Show is an action-packed beat ‘em up developed by Rustic Fantastic and published by 101XP. Blending arcade-style combat, platforming challenges, puzzle mechanics, and a wildly imaginative science-fiction setting, the game delivers an experience that feels unlike most modern brawlers. It embraces absurdity from the very beginning, throwing players into a colorful intergalactic spectacle where survival depends on fighting through dangerous arenas while unraveling a bizarre story filled with eccentric characters and unexpected twists. The game's premise is one of its most memorable qualities. Players step into the role of Ed, an ordinary mechanic whose life is turned upside down when aliens steal his face and force him into a deadly cosmic television show. What follows is a strange and often hilarious adventure through a universe obsessed with entertainment, competition, and spectacle. Ed's quest to recover what was taken from him serves as the foundation for a narrative that constantly shifts between comedy, satire, and action. The concept is undeniably unusual, but it helps establish a unique identity that remains consistent throughout the entire experien…

☐ yes i bought this game year ago. i had paid the high price for this beautiful art work, ☐ this game has quite nice good music ☐ colors and drawings with graphics are amazing ☐ all the designs and mechanics are spectacular ☐ there are little bugs that i had faced in starting and in the game also ☐ play through of the game is little bit difficult ☐ key binding is very tough to be honest. if you want to buy this game. ok sure buy it. but when its on half price. because the game developer already have reduced the actually price which was high year before

2x Pain, 0.5x Pleasure. Wrong ingredients. Everything is great except for the gameplay which results in many cheap deaths due to inadequate controls and combo-locks, which paired with annoyingly high enemy life makes the game barely playable. If the game were easier I am sure this game would be popular, as it is you can see why it isn't. You just can't make a punishing game if the game is not responsive enough, the enemies are annoying which makes fights last longer and even more painful when you die due to some unfair hitpoint not registering for you and let's not talk about the fact that when you thought the enemy have died somehow they are still alive and this costs you a lot quite often. And maybe worth mentioning that one boss fight in particular made me delete the game: the Rabbit on the second floor. Also the upgrades are not worth getting and basic moves you need to progress need to be unlocked with in game money which makes no sense. A lot of the things are not explained and most people will not have the patience to find out how they work, and unresponsive, unfair, unexplained games rarely do well. On the plus side, everything else like music, art, animations, game worl…