Grandma, No!

Surprisingly annoying. I was at worst expecting to just think this game is ok, but I was disappointed that I just didn't enjoy it in the end. The gameplay itself is fine, but feels a bit limited compared to other "go in a room and just do stuff" sandbox games. It mainly amounts to just go around breaking stuff. Grabbing and using items can feel annoying, but not so annoying that it feels like it's intentional, but just enough to matter when you're trying to do something specific. There's only 3 rooms, and each is pretty small. The big sticking point will be the humor though. If it's your kind of thing you'll probably enjoy this, but it unfortunately did not hit for me at all. Whenever there is a joke, it just keeps going and going until you're just waiting for the game to let you play again. Everything tries way too hard to be quirky and it just feels really forced. Lots of vomiting and poop jokes too, I didn't really like it but I was able to ignore it for the most part.

[h1] Disappointing [/h1] I hate leaving bad reviews for indie games that clearly had passion behind them but I just did not think that was a good game and really didn't enjoy my time with it. First off, it's extremely short for the price, even on sale. I beat the game in an hour and that was while doing some of the side content as well. There's probably another 2 hours of content tops that I didn't do, and that was because I just didn't find the gameplay that interesting. Most of the game is just running around these small rooms doing Among Us tasks, and they're far too simple. Some of them are kind of funny but most are just whatever. That's actually my biggest issue with this game, the humor just didn't connect with me. It's a lot of just being random for being random and poop and vomit jokes. At least every 10 seconds, Grandma is either farting or throwing up everywhere and it got very boring, very fast. The rest of the gameplay is interacting with the environment doing random things like making toast, cutting down grass, or finding all of some kind of object in the room. These were very repetitive, and just did absolutely nothing for me. After I finished the main objectives, I tried doing the bonus ones but just couldn't bring myself to finish them because they didn't interest me or entertain me at all. I think this is a great premise for a game but the ideas needed to be more fleshed out and expanded upon. After the first 10 minutes I had already seen everything the game had to offer me. For more reviews, follow my [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/40795588-Eggroll-Recommends/] curator page. [/url]