It's a rather short game, I played through it in four hours, but I also skipped a lot of combos and such because I didn't see the point in doing it to get them starred, when the stars didn't earn you anything, and getting the combos doesn't unlock an achievement for Steam. I would love to see achievements or trading cards added, because I'm an achievement hound and I like trading cards/crafting badges, but even without those the game is worth playing. It's got a bit of a lesson to it, mostly one of those "Don't waste your life in front of a computer" lessons.

I liked the humor in the game, I love the music in the game, and the art, sound effects, and visual effects are lovely. I definitely recommend this game, and I can totally see the irony in saying that. It's just a fun, casual game. Plus, you can burn pictures from your own files in the game, so it could be a little therapeutic when angry with a family member or best friend. Not that anyone would use that function for such purposes.....

It's a rather short game, I played through it in four hours, but I also skipped a lot of combos and such because I didn't see the point in doing it to get them starred, when the stars didn't earn you anything, and getting the combos doesn't unlock an achievement for Steam. I would love to see achievements or trading cards added, because I'm an achievement hound and I like trading cards/crafting badges, but even without those the game is worth playing. It's got a bit of a lesson to it, mostly one of those "Don't waste your life in front of a computer" lessons. I liked the humor in the game, I love the music in the game, and the art, sound effects, and visual effects are lovely. I definitely recommend this game, and I can totally see the irony in saying that. It's just a fun, casual game. Plus, you can burn pictures from your own files in the game, so it could be a little therapeutic when angry with a family member or best friend. Not that anyone would use that function for such purposes.....