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Eets Munchies is an alright game, however I don't think it's as great as its predecessor. (Klei, Please bring back eets!)

This game has a terrible name, and is no fun to play.

Best game on Steam.com by far. Absolute masterpiece, Klei really out did themselves with this one. The fact alone that Eets has 5 trillion polygons in his model says enough about it. By far the best franchise Klei has ever released. Highly recommend for all fans of gaming- actually everyone in the world to play this once in their life, AND Eets Hunger: It's Emotional. Truly is one of gamings greatest games.

Eets Munchies is a sequel to the original flash game Eets. Munchies however is a mobile game port, rather than a game intended for PC in the first place.

Took me roughly 4 hours - no grindy or overtly boring achievements. The mystery levels are quite difficult, even with a guide however.

Pros
-Good music
-Cute art style
-Workshop support allows for (technically) endless content

Cons
-Controls exactly how a mobile game would (sluggish with a mouse)
-Placement of items can be pixel precise and thus annoying
-Quite short

I like and hate this game at the same time. The puzzles are (mostly) enjoyable, but the overall experience is bogged down by timing based mechanics which do not control well on a PC. Certain levels like mystery 1 also require pixel perfect placement, or Eets will simply not get on a platform, and thus make you feel like you're doing something wrong.

Overall most of the mystery levels are also just a mess of micro managing items as you'll often be spamming click to keep up with what's happening in a short timespan. This is just bad design when it comes to a puzzle game in my opinion as it severely limits actual thinking, and replaces it with frivolous micro management.

The video by OrangE on youtube covers well what is inherently worse about this one compared to the original game, and why it's generally to be seen as a downgrade. If you're planning on playing this then I recommend at least skimming through that one.

Too much micro management; not enough thinking.

At least wait for a sale as it's really short.

bleh

Basically game about guiding an elderly person

its called eating munchies. other than that, fun game.

If you remember the old mobile game "cut the rope", this kinda feels like a worse version of that. Feels and plays like a mobile puzzle game, but not really in an appealing way. Showers you in underutilized mechanics, there are some fun ones in here (the gimmick of the character eating different foods and having different jump properties based on them is cool), but many come and go before you even feel properly antiquated with them. It's a lot of waiting, very slow despite the short length, and feels like a bad mobile port. Also has a lot of optimization issues (I had to delete the settings folder for the game to even properly open at some point), the options are lacking, and it unfortunately peaks early. Puzzles are often unbelievably easy or frustratingly unintuitive/complicated in their solution. There were a few times where I couldn't find a solution to a puzzle, but after looking at how to do the puzzle in a guide, I *did* solve the puzzle correctly, but the physics messed up so I had to budge an object a few pixels to the side for it to work properly. While there are levels that do have good and clever puzzles, they are few and far between. You often have to use trial-and-error to see how the inconsistent physics even interact with the objects. I do appreciate the steam workshop integration/custom level creator and I enjoyed a small bit of the game due to how casual it is. Too many parts of this game were just too dull to enjoy, though. I 100%'d the game, and even with the game's short ~2 hour length, there was an even shorter time I spent enjoying it. Overall, this isn't something I recommend.

Game crashes often and if it works it's booooring.

My rating 1/10, not recommended