Amigo: Kebab Simulator

Es buenísimo

Esta guapa la coña pero si juegas mas de 15 minutos te duele la cabeza, mierdon masonico.

me gaste 30 euros en el pack de 3 juegos y todos tienes fallos enormes, el del kebab por ejemplo .. dejas la carne encima de la mesa.. se cuela para dentro y como la sacas? imposible... no he podido pasar del primer dia por fallos continuos del juego, el del butano igual se queda el camion que no va ni para alante ni para atras en cualquien momento en una calle que no tiene logica el no poder seguir para adelante... son buenos juegos para reirte y pasar el rato , son entretenidos pero es gastar el dinero en juegos que estan petados de fallos

Esta bien optimizado me va a 50 fps con una 4090 😀👍

As a parody and irreverent game this is a masterpiece. However, as a game this fails to be what a game should be from the beginning: fun to play. The main problem with this game is with the physics engine, or wathever they used to create all the physics and lightning: Blinking shadows, clients heads outside their bodies, things failing through the tables are some of the things that you will find and will frustrate you. On the game mechanics, being unable to put things in shelves, the fridge, or even order things on top of the kitchen counters is also frustrating, you end putting everything in the floor in order have things in order. Also, you cannot carry more than one item at the same time. Join this with the previous thing (unable to order things properly) and you need at least 3-4 travels to the storage room to complete a single shawarma. At the time of writing this review this game is very unplayable (even with breaking bugs that crash the game) and unenjoyable after a couple hours. Luckily the developer seems to be patching the game pretty quickly, and I hope that this game will become really fun in the near future, but I cannot recommend this game yet.

asi sale cuando rusheas juegos pa que lo jueguen los streamers 1 dia

Cuando la humanidad desaparezca y los alienigenas desentierren nuestros restos arqueologicos, estudiaran obras maestras como esta en sus universidades. Esto si que es antropologia de la buena. Chupate esa Cervantes!!!! PD: 10/10, volveria a meter una rata en el kebab otra vez

Amigo: Kebab Simulator is a sprawling Western tale of loyalty, conviction, and the price of infamy, chronicling the inevitable collapse of a motley crew of Wild West holdouts kicking against the slow march of civilisation and industrialisation. Set in Pigeon-G's most authentic and lived-in open world ever, there are so many things to do, so many people to meet, and so many places to explore it’s giddily overwhelming. Amigo: Kebab Simulator isn’t just Pigeon-G's greatest achievement to date; it’s a game so lacking in compromise it’s tough to know where best to start discussing it. So let’s start at the beginning: It’s 1899 and Andalusia Kebab people are an endangered species. Amigo and his gang are on the run after a botched heist in the growing country of Andalusia and they’ve retreated high into the mountains where an atrocious blizzard is covering their escape. We slip into the spurs of Amigo, an exceedingly cool and capable kebab dude who was found as a boy and raised on the wrong side of the law, and settle in for a roughly 60-hour story.