Dude, Where Is My Beer?

First thing first: This game is beautiful to look at! And the music adds to the whole atmosphere. It brings you back to good old Oslo, with the bars and everything that can happen around every corner. Such nostalgia! The whole story about a middle aged man (at least I think so) looking for a pilsner as they are nowhere to be found, it's really clever and funny. At times you really need to think to solve the puzzles in the game, and that's what I love the most about "Dude, Where Is By Beer?" I never understood games where you just click through, and win every "battle" without even using a single calory? No, Seriously? A game where you have to think for yourselves, a game that feels like a little bit of a challenge, those are the most rewarding games to solve. That's why I love this game the most. It's totally rewarding! There seems to be 3 difficulties in the game, that means you can start with the easiest puzzles, and then work to get better. Also: If you ever get stuck, there is a cat in the game, that can actually help you. To end this review, I would like to recommend this game to everyone who likes puzzles, and to people who likes to solve them and feel rewarded afterwards. "Dude, Where Is My Beer?" is so much fun and I can't wait for the next part!

Finally, a game I can relate to! You’re just trying to grab a cold pilsner, but of course, the world throws a maze of overhyped microbrews and bearded hipsters in your way. Classic point & click adventure vibes, funny dialogues, and more beer jokes than I expected. Loved it. 10/10 would search for pilsner again.

I really liked the game. Beautiful, atmospheric. The music is divine. It was a bit difficult in places. But overall I like the game

大概就价值10rmb吧 小品游戏 交互非常不友好 但是剧情还算有意思 一周目建议开低难度多去问提示 不然正常人不看攻略绝对没办法懂作者脑洞 有两个成就如果选中文是无法触发的 死磕2h才突发奇想改到英文就ok了

A quaint short graphic adventure game that likes to poke fun at itself and the genre. Unfortunately, the puzzles are exceedingly incoherent, even for typical adventure gaming moon logic. Any enjoyment there might have been to be had was undermined by constantly fighting the game. Ultimately, the narrative is unsatisfying and the puzzles feel so disjointed that solving them doesn't feel rewarding. The visual design is fun, and was part of what drew me to it. A shame that's the only enjoyable part.

Jeu puissant possédant un lore riche et des personnages hauts en couleur qui réussi sa mission d’être une satire de la société de consommation moderne et une réflexion sur le changement d’époque et l’effet de mode. (Par contre j’ai du aller voir la soluce quelques fois parce qu’il y a des passages qui sortent vraiment de nul part)

I desperately wanted to love this game. I grew up on point-and-click adventures and quite enjoyed the humour and art style at the beginning. Unfortunately, the slow movement (even Discworld let you move quickly between areas) and the slightly tedious puzzles wore me out pretty quickly. But worst of all, when I decided to pick it back up, it crashed over and over again. After the 5th crash, I realised the game just simply wasn't worth the effort of trying to make it work.