The Exaggerated Epoch of Edward O'Hare
Storyend Studios · 2021 · Action, Action-Adventure, Adventure, Free to Play, Hack and Slash
PC
Positive88% · 17
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About The Exaggerated Epoch of Edward O'Hare
Assume the role of Edward O’Hare, reliving his younger years with his son Alex and his grandson Colin as his small, mundane tales become larger than life epics before their very eyes. Small rats become vicious beasts, creeks become roaring rivers, and school buses become terrifying metal monstrosities. Edward will be jumping, fighting, and puzzling his way through a variety of environments, all made from the toys of his grandson listening along to the story.
Players are given a variety of weapons to aid them in the adventure. Each has their own unique combos that can be combined together for extremely powerful attacks. Break shields, toss them into the air, or land an attack from mid air. The enemy roll call includes rats that can swarm you or charge you using their sturdy shields, and other children's toys turned sinister foes!
These weapons are also used to solve different puzzles via different buttons and other obstacles. Push blocks (or hit them with your trusty hammer) to open doors, or use your spear to reach those buttons beyond your reach.
The Exaggerated Epoch of Edward O’Hare is driven by its third person action and its narrative that encompases the three main characters. As the story and the gameplay progress, we learn more about these characters and watch their relationships grow.
Players are given a variety of weapons to aid them in the adventure. Each has their own unique combos that can be combined together for extremely powerful attacks. Break shields, toss them into the air, or land an attack from mid air. The enemy roll call includes rats that can swarm you or charge you using their sturdy shields, and other children's toys turned sinister foes!
These weapons are also used to solve different puzzles via different buttons and other obstacles. Push blocks (or hit them with your trusty hammer) to open doors, or use your spear to reach those buttons beyond your reach.
The Exaggerated Epoch of Edward O’Hare is driven by its third person action and its narrative that encompases the three main characters. As the story and the gameplay progress, we learn more about these characters and watch their relationships grow.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
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You really should give it a try, but you must have in mind the following: -The game controls can feel really unresponsive some times, especially while fighting. -The visual style of the game is interesting, but you might find some visual glitches. -At a certain point the camera stopped working properly while using a controller. -The game is quite fun but it needs some polish on the gameplay feeling. Here you have a video about the game: https://youtu.be/4VeYMlvhjUU1 found this helpful
"The Exaggerated Epoch of Edward O'Hare" is at least a genuinely made game, even if the quality is atrocious. No flipped assets, no cash shop, a genuinely made game for a change. It's amazing how rare that is on Steam, unfortunately. 140,000 games... yeah, not all of them are legit. In fact, most of them aren't. What do you do in the game? This is a rather poorly made third person brawler with a bit of a narrative drive. You play as Edward O'Hare reliving his younger years with his son and grandson. The story transforms mundane tales into "larger than life epics". The game is really simple and unambitious in terms of implementation, more of a tech demo or one of those cases where an amateur developer spends $100 to publish something on Steam Direct to see if it's possible. Yes, obviously it's possible. A proof of concept, tech demo, or something that's less than a little blip on the radar isn't offering anything truly valuable to gamers. The graphics aren't great, really low quality stuff slapped out with Blender in the space of an afternoon or something. That's understandably a turn off for a lot of gamers, and it's a big contributor to the failure of the game to at…
somewhat interesting mechanics, but the story was dull, and the visual style was not to my liking. and also lots of bugs, with movement and stuff, all in all a pretty bad game
[h1]Before I played The Exaggerated Epoch of Edward O'Hare, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]
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