YAPYAP

"TELEPORTANA! ... TELE-PORT-ANA! ... TELE... POR... TANA?! ... Wait... was it ana portele?" *Poof* Yep. That's pretty much what YapYap sounds like. My friends and I played the demo a while back and had a blast, so when we noticed the full game had finally released, we jumped straight in. And we laughed. A lot. In YapYap, you play as a group of slightly unhinged little wizards with one simple objective: completely trash a gigantic castle. The more destruction you cause, the more points you earn, and the happier the Great God is at the end of the level. Simple enough... But there's a catch. Style matters. Experiment with different wands, combine ridiculous spells, and create as much magical chaos as possible. Fill a priceless vase with... questionable liquids using "Piss-Yuk!", set priceless paintings ablaze with "Ignis Balls!", or accidentally blow up half the room because someone mispronounced a spell. It's absolute nonsense. And that's exactly why it's so much fun. The best part, though, is the spellcasting itself. You don't just click a button and watch your wizard do the work. You actually have to say the spells out loud. And that's where the proximity voice chat turns complete chaos into comedy. Suddenly everyone is desperately shouting fake Latin, trying to pronounce increasingly ridiculous spell names while panicking because something is chasing them, or because someone keeps yelling the wrong spell. If your group isn't made up of native English speakers, it somehow becomes even funnier. YapYap is one of those games that doesn't take itself seriously for even a second, and it's all the better for it. If you're looking for a goofy co-op game that's guaranteed to make your friend group laugh, give it a shot. It's absolutely worth it.

A game with amazing potential but completely ignored by the devs. They released the game with early access content for a maximum of an hour of gameplay as version 1.0 and since then nothing has happened. They haven't added anything, only a few small hotfixes and no announcements of new things. Total silence from the devs since April.

game didnt support my mic while using rode streamer x as an audio solution. quite literally made the game unplayable.

The Voice activated gameplay works well in my experience, and the concept is fun. However, after the first 3-night cycle of meeting your chaos point quota, the game just kinda stops giving out any new rewards and doesnt reveal much new stuff. you might come across one new wand or a couple new rooms after this, but its mostly just reaching a higher and higher quota every 3 nights and getting a little bit of currency as a reward each time. This goes on until you realize there isnt any more to the game and quit. There's a lot of potential here, but there needs to be something more to work towards like a challenging bossfight or some other more interesting endgame content other than repeating the first 30 minutes of gameplay over and over. I really hope they keep working on it, but for now it's a no from me, dawg.

这个游戏超级好玩，我和我朋友带一堆朋友一起玩，特别开心，就是遇到一个罗马男孩，他和我们玩了一次就把我们删了，说我们太菜，呵呵呵，喜欢魔法元素的可以去买了玩，我感觉在里面当小精灵很有意思

Extremely cool aesthetic and great concept, but there is barely any content and at this point it looks like the game is abandoned. Do not buy until more updates come out.

I played this game A LOT when it was released, and I had a ton of fun running around causing chaos with my friends. However, there has not been an update to the content in MONTHS despite the developers announcing in April that there would be big updates to come. To date, there has been nothing added or changed about the game. I stopped playing because of this, and it does get quite boring after awhile due to the lack of content. You can also only go so far in the game before the levels get too difficult to beat, regardless of how many people you have on a team. I don't recommend this game at this time. Hoping the developers get their act together and actually implement a meaningful update and addition of new content.