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• gamedeal user

  Mar 3, 2015

  [h1]I recommend purchasing this title on sale, due to the short play-time and limited content.[/h1] + Quirky and over-the-top sound effects + Interesting and surreal character models and design choices + HIlarious abstract humor; some of it is really quite clever, and I've found myself brought to tears with laughter on several occasions + There are myriad extras, minigames, and funny activities scattered around the playable areas + Has a sense of charm and humor reminiscient of The Stanley Parable, and should resonate well with fans of the game + Littered with clever references + Minigames introduce a variety of playstyles and visual effects - Unforgivably short playtime (1-2 hours), especially for what is otherwise such a unique and underrated title - Little practical replayability, save for the achievements [h1]LockeProposal's Big Day Out[/h1] [url=http://steamcommunity.com/groups/bigdayout#]Community Group[/url] [url=http://store.steampowered.com/curator/7611703/]Curator Page[/url] [url=https://www.reddit.com/r/SeriousSteamReviews/]Serious Steam Reviews subReddit[/url]
• gamedeal user

  May 2, 2015

  The 1960's were a strange time, atomic paranoia fueled the cold war as the space race allowed mankind to make monumental leaps forward technologically. Global espionage was the tool with which the cold war was fought as agents from both of the world's super powers battled for information and technology. Amidst all of this, counter culture exploded and use of psychedelics became a new past time. Jazzpunk uses this period of time as an aesthetic springboard for it's comedic hijinx and in doing so plays out like an episode of Saturday Night Live with an overarching theme to it's skits. It would probably be most appropriate to categorize Jazzpunk as an adventure game, as players are placed in the role of Polyblank, a secret agent who is dispatched from an abandoned subway station on various missions by a character known as The Director and each one of these misadventures is kicked off by swallowing a pill. The narrative is flimsy, and each mission plays out almost like a skit. An antagonist is introduced in the later missions and helps provide some closure to the game's events. Jazzpunk focuses more on humor than plot and it makes this the kind of experience that you turn on, tune in and drop out of. It assaults players with non sequiturs and irreverent easter eggs. Players can expect to stumble across a frogger style mini game, wander around in an Evil Dead inspired setting made out of pizza, play mini golf with a James Bond style villain and beat up a passenger car Street Fighter II style. It's a tribute to all things nerdy with plenty of tech based humor and refrences to other games. The Adult Swim style humor, a style that makes it seem like being in an altered state of consciousness is a prerequisite to enjoy, is likely to put off many. Also potentially off putting is just how easy the puzzles are in Jazzpunk. Most players will find themselves progressing unopposed since most levels are as simple as following the instructions laid out in the objectives screen. There are a handful of side quests but they have no bearing on the proceedings and generally exist to provoke a few laughs. Some of the diversions like Wedding Quake, a wedding themed spoof of the classic arena shooter may hold players attention for a decent amount of time but the whole of Jazzpunk lasts a few hours at most and offers little replayability. Think of Jazzpunk as more of an alternative to watching a comedy film than a game poised to occupy a dozen hours of your life. It could be argued that Jazzpunk is most rewarding when you are avoiding the critical path since interacting with random objects and poking your nose around generally uncovers the best easter eggs and gags. The aesthetics of Jazzpunk leave a favorable impression. Seemingly modeled after Thirty Flights of Loving, it employs blocky characters with simple animations and cell shaded styling. The funky soundtrack adds to the unique flavor of the game making it feel like nothing else as well as helping sell the off beat humor. The aestetics, soundtrack and gameplay click together like legos, delivering a unique experience that in spite of the fact that it borrows liberally from other works. Jazzpunk is kind of a nightmare game for reviewers... To describe it in terms of the quality of it's gameplay, visuals and the amount of time players can wring out of it simply misses the point of the game. Potential Jazzpunk players should think of it instead as an interactive comedy experiment. An off beat experiment. While it may not stand out as a great game it is a little experimental indie gem that may have an impact on the humor and style of other titles. Turn on, tune in and drop out. Update: The director's cut only makes this game more worthwhile. Give it a shot.
• gamedeal user

  May 30, 2017

  Achievements: All possible and easy. May require multiple playthroughs, but the game is quite short so it's not bad to replay. As of yet, there's no achievements associated with the DLC. +Unique +Surreal +Engrossing +Fun hidden easter eggs -Quite short(~ 3 hrs) -Expensive for the length Jazzpunk is more of an experience than a game. It's almost like a fever dream. Don't read too far into it. It's incredibly weird, yet somehow entertaining to initially witness. Sometimes it's unsettling. Sometimes it's hilarious. Cynical people will write Jazzpunk off as a simple walking simulator, and, well, they're not entirely wrong. When you suspend your cynicism, though, you will find a wholly unique, dreamlike game. I'd recommend it if it's on sale.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 2, 2023

  This has got to be the weirdest, most funniest game i've ever played. The game always knows what you're doing by standing on a small 34 year old man's head or inspecting some trash. This game is great for autistic people like me. I would really recommend this to anyone.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 26, 2019

  This is pretty much the peak of human accomplishment
• gamedeal user

  Jun 30, 2023

  i got kissed by a homeless man twice
• gamedeal user

  Jul 2, 2022

  you can type butt into the telephone
• gamedeal user

  Nov 15, 2015

  [u]Game Details[/u] Genre: Adventure, Indie Developer: Necrophone Games Publisher: Adult Swim Games Release Date: 8 Feb, 2014 Completionist Gameplay: 2 Hours [i]Jazzpunk[/i] is a very difficult game to explain. You are introduced to its Adult Swim-esque humour when your Director requires you to sit on a whoopee cushion in his office that is situated in an abandoned train cart before he explains your first mission to you. [i]Jazzpunk[/i] gives you the feeling when you find a secret room or an easter egg in other games, except this time it lasts the whole game. You’ll pillow fight a girl out of a window. You’ll be kissed by a homeless guy. You’ll dig up Han Solo, squirt pufferfish poison into people's faces, shave a man with a weedwacker and have to make your way through a crocodile person’s digestive track. The game seems to be set in an augmented reality based in the 1950’s, an odd and never done before combination. Each chapter of [i]Jazzpunk[/i] is fairly open world and requires you to complete an assortment of random tasks using your creativity in order to progress. While these tasks do push the plot forward, they seem only to motivate you to explore and find the secrets and jokes that Necrophone Games have hidden throughout the game.The gameplay is simple and you cannot lose, even when you actually are. After you finish the game you get the option to replay each chapter separately if you’re looking to get those achievements without having to repeat the entire game. In a game dependent on the ‘wow factor’ keeping you entertained the first time you play through it, it’s a wonderful option and certainly is a positive. We all know that achievements games are sometimes tedious and boring. [i]Jazzpunk[/i] has somehow managed to make theirs funny and worth playing through the game again to achieve them all. One of them requires you to dial certain four letter words into a phone booth, while another requires you to paralyze yourself after jumping from a diving board. There are multiple mini games you can complete ranging from zombie pizzas, a cat simulator where you need to destroy expensive items to Wedding Quake (where you kill brides and grooms in order to stay single and collect powerups like a pre-nup) that will keep you on your toes and entertained. Although the last chapter of the game falls short and feels a little disappointing, [i]Jazzpunk[/i] is still overall a hilarious game, and everyone should give it a shot. [url=http://steamcommunity.com/groups/jigglesandgiggles]If you'd like to read more reviews from me, join my steam group![/url]
• gamedeal user

  May 23, 2017

  Short but great. Will make you chuckle most of the time playing. Don't rush it and explore as much as you can. Has some great minigames in there. Will probably replay every one in a while for the lulz. I rate it Wedding Quake/ 10.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 10, 2014

  It's really funny. Like genuinely funny. Not ha ha video game funny. It's over very quickly though. If you don't enjoy exploring worlds and poking around corners, you will not enjoy this game. If you have a bad sense of humor, you will not enjoy this game. If you make long posts on internet forums about how games aren't about deep mechanics anymore, you will not enjoy this game. You will enjoy this game if you like movies like Airplane! or Naked Gun and view this in a similar way. A couple of hours with some absurd humor.