Honestly its a little underrated. I would like to thank Speed Run 4 for bringing me here as the OST The Ticking Tarts was in speed run 4 at one point before it was changed. Also like to thank Team Fabulous 2 aswell

- Enter pie-filled world 🥧
- Winterbottom's mischief & time travel
- Puzzles harder than they seem
- Visuals: 👍
- Gameplay: 🙅‍♂️
- Twitch reflexes required
- More like a pie-ninja training
- Not your brain-teasing puzzle
- Pie grabs = hair-tearing moments
- Story = 🤣
- But interruptions worse than Windows updates
- Legal notices longer than loading screens
- Copyright? We get it! 🙄
- Verdict: A pie of frustration 🥺

- Winterbottom, the pie prince 🤴
- 80+ puzzles await! 🧩
- But wait... frustration incoming 🚨
- Winterbottom's world: visually stunning 🌟
- But gameplay? Less pie, more ninja 🥷
- Pie grabs need ninja reflexes 🥋
- Story's a laugh! 😂
- But interruptions? Worse than a slow Wi-Fi 🐢
- Legal notices longer than your ex's text 💬
- Copyright? We know! 🙄
- Verdict: Pie-gone frustration 🥧👎

[Scene: The TARDIS console room. The first 12 Doctors from Doctor Who are gathered around, each looking intrigued and ready for a debate.]

Doctor 1 (William Hartnell): Well, well, well, what have we here, gentlemen? A game called "The Misadventures of P.B. Winterbottom."

Doctor 2 (Patrick Troughton): Quite right, Doctor. It seems to be a rather peculiar title for a game, doesn't it?

Doctor 3 (Jon Pertwee): Ah, but remember, my dear colleagues, we must not judge a game by its title alone. Let us explore its depths before passing judgment.

Doctor 4 (Tom Baker): Agreed, old chap! Let's dive into the misadventures of this Winterbottom fellow and see what mischief he's gotten himself into.

Doctor 5 (Peter Davison): But first, shall we discuss its merits and demerits? I, for one, find the concept of time travel and pie quite intriguing.

Doctor 6 (Colin Baker): Time travel and pie? Sounds like a recipe for disaster if you ask me. I hope this Winterbottom chap knows what he's doing.

Doctor 7 (Sylvester McCoy): Oh, come now, Doctor Baker! Let's not be too hasty in our judgments. The game may surprise us yet.

Doctor 8 (Paul McGann): Indeed, let's give it a fair chance. After all, we've encountered our fair share of misadventures in our travels through time and space.

Doctor 9 (Christopher Eccleston): Right, let's see what this Winterbottom fellow has cooked up for us. But I hope it's not too timey-wimey for our liking.

Doctor 10 (David Tennant): Ah, timey-wimey is our specialty, Doctor Eccleston! But let's hope this game doesn't leave us feeling wibbly-wobbly.

Doctor 11 (Matt Smith): Oh, I do love a good puzzle! I wonder if Winterbottom's misadventures will challenge our intellect or simply leave us scratching our heads.

Doctor 12 (Peter Capaldi): Well, there's only one way to find out, isn't there? Let's fire up the game and see if it's worth our time.

[The Doctors gather around the TARDIS console as Doctor 1 starts the game on the monitor. They play through the levels, sharing opinions and banter along the way.]

Doctor 1: Hmm, quite a charming art style, wouldn't you say?

Doctor 4: Indeed, but the gameplay seems a bit... repetitive, wouldn't you agree?

Doctor 7: Ah, but the puzzles are quite inventive, don't you think?

Doctor 9: Yes, but these timed challenges are a bit much, if you ask me.

Doctor 11: Oh, but the story is quite whimsical! It's like a Shakespearean comedy with pies!

Doctor 12: True, but those legal notices are longer than a Gallifreyan history lecture.

[As they continue to play and discuss, the Doctors share laughs and insights, each offering their unique perspective on the game.]

Doctor 2: Well, I must say, Winterbottom's misadventures have been quite the rollercoaster ride!

Doctor 5: Indeed, a delightful romp through time and pie, wouldn't you agree?

Doctor 10: Absolutely! Despite its flaws, I must admit, I rather enjoyed our misadventures with P.B. Winterbottom.

[As they reach the end of the game, the Doctors share a collective nod of approval.]

Doctor 3: Well, gentlemen, it seems our misadventures with Winterbottom have come to an end. What say you?

All Doctors (in unison): A thumbs up for creativity, but perhaps Winterbottom should stick to pies and leave time travel to the professionals!

**BREAKING NEWS: Pie-fueled Pandemonium in "The Misadventures of P.B. Winterbottom" Leaves Gamers in Whirlwind!**

*Dateline: Gaming Galaxy*

Hold onto your hats, folks, because the gaming world is in uproar over the latest spectacle - "The Misadventures of P.B. Winterbottom." In a stunning twist, Winterbottom's escapades have gamers simultaneously giggling and tearing their hair out in a pie-flinging paradox.

From the get-go, players are thrust into Winterbottom's zany universe, a visual concoction that's like stepping into a surrealist's bakery. Critics call it a cross between a Chaplin film and a baking disaster - whimsical, charming, and with just the right pinch of insanity.

But beware! Behind the laughter and pie crumbs lies a puzzle paradise that would make even Einstein question his life choices. Players navigate a maze where time itself is more twisted than a pretzel. Picture this: clones, paradoxes, and pies – it's a recipe for gaming chaos.

One gamer described it as "a rollercoaster ride of emotions, from the highs of pie-filled victories to the lows of time-traveling frustrations. I've never questioned my life choices more while trying to catch a virtual pie!"

And speaking of pies, Winterbottom's obsession with them is bordering on a culinary mania. "Pie, oh sweet pie! It's the driving force behind my madness," Winterbottom seems to exclaim in every virtual pie chase.

However, not everyone is having their cake and eating it too. Some players are crying foul, claiming the game's reliance on twitch reflexes is more nerve-wracking than a baking show finale. "I signed up for puzzles, not a ninja pie-catching contest!"

Despite the uproar, Winterbottom's misadventures are being hailed for their originality. The narrative, described as "somewhat bittersweet," is akin to a pie - a bit crusty on the outside but oh-so-sweet within.

As gamers continue to grapple with paradoxes and pie-related predicaments, one thing is clear - "The Misadventures of P.B. Winterbottom" is a rollercoaster ride no one expected. Stay tuned for more pie-tastic updates as the gaming world tries to make sense of Winterbottom's wacky world. In the meantime, may your pies be plentiful and your laughter uncontrollable!

And remember, Winterbottom's pies are haute cuisine for the haughty gamer - a delicacy best served with a side of laughter and a dollop of frustration!

In a world of pies and paradoxical delight,
Winterbottom twirls in misadventurous flight.
With clones, and time twists, a puzzle so sweet,
A whimsical journey, oh, what a feat!

The pies are plenty, in a baking escapade,
Twitch reflexes tested, in a curious cascade.
Haughty gamers, with laughter and cheer,
Find Winterbottom's world, both far and near.

Artistry like Chaplin, in a bakery divine,
A recipe of madness, where puzzles entwine.
Bittersweet tales and pie-filled mirth,
A rollercoaster ride in Winterbottom's rebirth.

So let's embrace the chaos, the laughter, and fun,
In Winterbottom's world, a whimsical run.
May pies be plenty, and frustrations be light,
In this gaming realm, where day turns to night!

Fun gameplay, but what truly carries the game is the soundtrack.

I expected a company of myself but its alright

I preordered this game on the 360 and it’s been a nostalgic experience to play it again. It’s a great platformer.

8.5/10
Mr. P.B. Winterbottom is very fond of tarts, especially blueberry tarts, which is why it seems like his job is to steal tarts. This is the full plot of The Misadventures of P.B. Winterbottom. Although other strange things also happen, like time travel or Tart's escape from Mr. Winterbottom. This game has a strange story that is told very simply, but not very well. The narrative is very similar to the first films in history in the early 20th century. When black and white movies were accompanied by music and had no sound, and sometimes short sentences were used to gain understanding of the subject. In The Misadventures of P.B. Winterbottom also has such a simple narrative, with the difference that no story is told during the gameplay, because the gameplay requires the player's full concentration. The gameplay is a combination of puzzle and platforming, which is very well-designed. The only problem is that some stages are very difficult, and the game can be visually boring for some players.
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The game has the feeling of classic movies of the twenties and thirties of the twentieth century
Good music is a big part of the game
Very good puzzles that also have a good variety
Simple but attractive art style
Acceptable platforming
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Some levels are very hard, and the mechanisms are sometimes annoying
The game can lose its visual appeal during stages

It's a fun little game that's worth full price. Takes about 5 - 7 hours to get 100%.

this game is good but maybe I hate it

I enjoyed it

similar to braid but on a smaller scale(circa 4 hours for main story) with a more digestible story