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The Preposterous Awesomeness of Everything is a satirical point-and-click adventure game, about progress, politics and propulsive nozzles. It features a traditional verb-based interface, with updated verbs (including 'befuddle', 'disrespect' and 'pray-for'), unique collage-based art and ~15,000 words (3-4 hours?) of intellectually stimulating satirical shenanigans.

The preposterous Awesomeness of Everything is about an apparently primitive society, attempting to work together to build a space rocket. It follows these people, from disordered chaos (the past), through a disgusting and distorted and horrible and hilarious kind of faux-democracy (the present (SATIRE! Amirite?!?!)), into the unknowable, irrelevant emptiness of outer space (the future).

Along the journey players will encounter a host of colourful characters (including the mysterious Man with the Little Pencil, the superfluous Man in the Wren Suit and the fabulous Helen), they will solve a variety of engaging puzzles, and they will be forced into making a number of difficult moral decisions, with potential disastrous consequences!

Features:

Traditional verb-based interface
Updated verbs (including 'befuddle', 'disrespect' and 'pray-for')
Unique collage-based art
A cameo appearance from Felix Kjellberg (PewDiePie)
~15,000 words (3-4 hours?) of intellectually stimulating satirical shenanigans
A joke about white blood cells
Prohibitively experimental electronic music
Irrelevant duck

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Title: The Preposterous Awesomeness of Everything
Genre: Adventure, Indie
Developer:
Joe Richardson
Publisher:
Joe Richardson
Release Date: 9 Feb, 2016

Minimum:

OS: Windows XP
Processor: 2 GHz - Dual Core
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Graphics: OpenGL 2.0 compatible with 512 MB RAM (Shared Memory is not recommended)
DirectX: Version 9.0c
Storage: 500 MB available space
Sound Card: DirectX 9.0c Compatible Sound Card with Latest Drivers

English

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BEFORE YOU BUY:
-Is the game is on sale?
-Do you like Point and Click Adventure Games?
-You are in the mindset for something different?

IF YOU SAID YES TO MOST: Then try the demo before buying it anyway. It's a surreal PnC-AG that needs to be tried.
IF YOU SAID NO TO MOST: Play the demo anyway. Even if you bought the game, the demo is right in the full game and is worth a play.

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Crunched Review:
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--Developer Front Page BS: None (Well, the joke about white blood cells was closer to a simile, but that's nitpicking)
--Times: A few hours to complete, but even knowing it was bite-sized, it still feels a bit light.
--How was the ride: Great build-up that lasted all the way through to where I beat it all in one sitting, ending is thoughtful and insightful but massively unfufilling. The ride could've been shorter, but this is a game where you want to stop and smell the roses. If you rush the game, you're only hurting yourself.
--Difficulty: Easy, but a good easy. Hard puzzles would've absolutely killed the pace of this game, and then the game itself. The only PnC-AG game I've played where faux inventory items weren't a hinderence.
--Impression: I'll remember this game, and it's one that will definitely deserve a replay down the road.. "Do you enjoy the grotesque and satirical works of Francois Rabelais?"

Bottom line at the top: This game is weird, ridiculous, and just plain silly. So its an obvious must for P&C adventure fans!

Pros
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-Hilarious Monty Python-esque satirical nonsense humor, which is right up my alley.
-Bizarre character design with simple looking sprite animations that somehow end up seeming higher quality than they probably are.
-High resolution backgrounds and sprites.
-Really good sound effects and music that adds to the overall surreal atmosphere of the game.
-Funny take on verb interface. Lots of stuff to disrespect.
-Built in hints.

Meh.
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-At 2 hours game play this game is short and at $7 regular asking price is pricier than I prefer for most games. Overall it was a unique game and I was able to pick it up on sale. I suggest those wanting to check this game out do the same.

Cons
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-Couldn't get it work in full screen or windowed mode. I also couldn't find any kind of online documentation or troubleshooting to fix the issue. I eventually found a config file in the game folder, but even after trying various tweaks I the best I was able to do was get it to play in a mode that took up about 80% of my screen locked to the upper left hand corner. I ended up playing like this because the game is cool, but it was very distracting the whole time and I clicked on the desktop and on more than one occasion. There was an email provided in game to contact the developer with issues, but I didn't feel like waiting for a reply.
-Had a few bugs here and there, one of which required restarting the game.
-No save slots, continue function only.

This game pokes a lot at modern day society and has some good pseudo-philosophical satire. Overall however its really just a strange little P&C game from a very talented single developer. If you like this game I highly recommend Joe Richardson's other game Four Last Things. Both games are excellent and I look forward to his upcoming title The Procession of Calvary!. "Do you enjoy the grotesque and satirical works of Francois Rabelais?"

Bottom line at the top: This game is weird, ridiculous, and just plain silly. So its an obvious must for P&C adventure fans!

Pros
------------------------------------------------
-Hilarious Monty Python-esque satirical nonsense humor, which is right up my alley.
-Bizarre character design with simple looking sprite animations that somehow end up seeming higher quality than they probably are.
-High resolution backgrounds and sprites.
-Really good sound effects and music that adds to the overall surreal atmosphere of the game.
-Funny take on verb interface. Lots of stuff to disrespect.
-Built in hints.

Meh.
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-At 2 hours game play this game is short and at $7 regular asking price is pricier than I prefer for most games. Overall it was a unique game and I was able to pick it up on sale. I suggest those wanting to check this game out do the same.

Cons
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-Couldn't get it work in full screen or windowed mode. I also couldn't find any kind of online documentation or troubleshooting to fix the issue. I eventually found a config file in the game folder, but even after trying various tweaks I the best I was able to do was get it to play in a mode that took up about 80% of my screen locked to the upper left hand corner. I ended up playing like this because the game is cool, but it was very distracting the whole time and I clicked on the desktop and on more than one occasion. There was an email provided in game to contact the developer with issues, but I didn't feel like waiting for a reply.
-Had a few bugs here and there, one of which required restarting the game.
-No save slots, continue function only.

This game pokes a lot at modern day society and has some good pseudo-philosophical satire. Overall however its really just a strange little P&C game from a very talented single developer. If you like this game I highly recommend Joe Richardson's other game Four Last Things. Both games are excellent and I look forward to his upcoming title The Procession of Calvary!. neat game that helps you with your value system. deprioritize aesthetics and and up creativity and logic
<3. I received this game as a gift from a friend. Initially looking at this game I assumed it would just be entirely ridiculous and shallow. Much to my surprise the game explores profound life lessons in a very succinct manner and the choices you make largely do matter. Although tough to review without spoiling the game, I can say you'll embark on a political thriller that will teach you how to befuddle the masses, extort people for political gains, lie your way to power and deal with unflattering press coverage. All this and much more on a journey that will take you to the far flung reaches of space and (hopefully) back again. If you've ever wondered if power would corrupt you, if the world would be better off without humans, or why an irrelevant duck was following you--then this game is for you. 10/10 It was worth constantly trying to figure out what that duck was all about.. Loved this, it is short but fun and interesting. Not exactly like other adventure games but it definitely picked up the right sense of humour from them.. Buy it on sell and have two nice hours. There is some depth in this game, but you realize soon that the author did not really know to go from there. Does not matter, it was hilarious at least!. NOT WORTH PLAYING

This game is too bad. Well normaly on indie the expections are low as well, but not even that can this game do. The controls are an absolute desaster the story is worst, the sound nearly not exists and all you did is being forced to read walls of text without any reason, only to make another step in the prescripted no-solution puzzles.. A nicely done satire, showing civilization in a nutshell. Somewhat reminiscent of Monthy Python, not only because of the animation technique, but also because of the high level of intelligence in this buffoonery.
I found the puzzles to be a bit simplistic, yet had fun throughout .. Very nic(h)e.