Howdy, Jacob!

It's the sweetest game ever, and I'm saying this even though I strongly dislike hidden object games. The game is pretty short, but definitely worth your time. It's witty, lovable, and handmade. I enjoyed the experience. It's also amazing to see my really, really "no BS" ex make such a cute game for me. Only in the last two puzzles, I ... felt a little threatened. (Not for myself.)

First, it's an item finding game. That should be clear. If you aren't too big on Where's Waldo style games, then this might not be for you. That said, there's some interesting world detail within this game that's compelling and makes me want to know more. The puppets are well-crafted and the people involved in this clearly have a passion for it. They threw a lot into this game and I appreciate that. I took about two hours to finish it, including watching the bonus clips and taking in each of the ten levels in this game. Overall, if you want a good laugh and to take in something that the people involved loved making, this is a good one to check out. What a time to be alive.

Cheap, short, and extremely funny with a hint of dystopia and puppets! (You should always check the unhelpful hints) [quote]Follow us for more [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45113328-Awesome-Adventure-Friends/] Awesome Adventure[/url] [/quote]

Idk how one can make a game both dystopian & cozy, but this game's done it flawlessly. I was not expecting it to be as LOL funny as it was, so that was a welcomed surprise. The art is abs sickening. The price is well worth it. I can't recommend enough, especially for hidden object fans. I'm impatiently waiting for the devs to release something else so I can hastily hand over all of my money - that's how much I loved this game.

I played Howdy, Jacob! and then immediately had my friend play it too because I was so impressed. I recommend this game because of the story and that the game itself is just well put together. The puppets are so cool! I really enjoyed the cut-scenes and the roles that the different characters play considering the state of the world in the game. I think that a lot of people are missing out by not having Howdy, Jacob! in their steam library. Give it a try!

Its basically just a hidden object game but its framed inside this surreal propagandist puppet show. It was a weird game but overall I enjoyed it. Pros - Puppetry is good - Funny dialog - The CORE hidden object game-play works fine. Simple but engaging. Cons - Extremely short - No vsync.

what a fun little surprise! stunned by the super beautiful art for the puzzle pictures (i LOVED this artist's style), and creative and kooky world building that combined a few concepts i really enjoyed! a lot of laughs and a satisfyingly somewhat challenging puzzles (not too hard that it's super frustrating but entertainingly not easy) and controls that were easy to grasp. quite fun puppet voices/dialogue, and the amount of reading-between-the-lines like, world building jokes (both from the puppets and from the object descriptions) were funny, charming and quirky in the best kind of way!