Agent Klutz Reviews

I liked to play this game. Steal, shoot and fall while have fun!

Solid little rhythm game, but very short and only has a single repetitive track for its ~40 minute runtime.

This game made me remember the pain of falling in a train in public, and the embarassment of having people see me in that state. Anyways, 10/10 no bugs found

Full of humor and rythm, I had a blast guiding Mr. K through the jazzy environment, shooting and slippering all along the way. Great idea and great execution. You'll find delicious nuggets of humor both in the dialogue between K and his boss and some of the infiltration moments. The music, sound design and gameplay all glue together to create this very enjoyable game.

Yes or no is too.. certain for this game. Despite what it says, I have 2-3 hours on this game, it's just that I had to go into offline mode. I have finished this game, it was upsetting. It's a good game and good idea, don't get me wrong, but it's execution is flawed. Every control is bound to the same key. For some reason, in the later half of the game almost every enemy has either a shield that kills you if you shoot them in the back, an instant kill gun -- I do mean instant-- or both. The good news is: if you hide behind something you can still shoot them since they can't see you. The story is kinda funny, like it's supposed to be. I had a good few chuckles during it. One BIG thing I noticed is that the first few beats don't count. Only the ones after, like, 2 beats. Overall, if you have an extra few bucks and you're looking to play a rhythm based spy-thriller with kind of funny dialogue and you're willing to go through the problems with the game, get it. But, I do not recommend playing this game if you're just looking for a cheap game. However, just play the free demo if you're looking for a completely accurate review.

Shoot and steal stuff with style and rhythm! Also the story is funny and there's a cool shark swimming, and I like sharks!

I love this! The rhythm/music aspect of this game, made it super fun to play, as was the story shared in the chat between the characters, which gave a lot of personality and dimension to a 2d pixel art stick figure and made me want to know more about the person and adventures of Agent Klutz. It has also quite a bit of humor which made everything even more fun.

Love it, the game has a good walking bass line and its satisfying with offbeat combat and stealing pointless things. Only gripes include the same song for the whole game (which is aight it's short enough to pass but it's still something) and how you can only move during the on beat and you can't move during the offbeat.

Agent Klutz is a rhythm based side-scrolling sorta-stealth actiony game. The story, in so far as there is one, is a Bond parody: you are a secret agent, trying to stop a supervillain's bomb plot. Game mechanics are solely based around clicking to the beat to move, and timed clicks for attacking. Falling out of rhythm, as you almost certainly will from time to time, leads our highly trained agent to fall over like the moron he is. It is supremely stupid and I love the hell out of it.

Yes/no is pretty harsh for this game, but the game has downsides. Ultimately, I can't *recommend* it, but it isn't a bad game. Reasons: 1. It's only one song. For the whole game. It works, because it's spy music (the music in the trailer), and the game is under two hours to beat. Probably under 1 hour except I wanted to get 100% everything. 2. The controls are a little clunky. Every level, you can move on the first "beat" of the game, but not the second, then play actually flows on the third. Additionally, using the same button to aim, shoot, collect, move, turn, and enter can be frustrating — it's all the LMB and where it's placed can use the wrong command, causing a fall. 3. It's not clear what the scores are based on. There's clearly deductions for falling, dying, and missing items, but beyond that it's anyone's guess. There's no target indicators for time or money earned, either. There was one level in particular (the fifth?) I'm thinking may be bugged; I went through the level probably at least 10 times to search for alternate routes or items, and couldn't get past a B something. It's just not very polished. However, it's somewhat humorous, and it's inexpensive. If you're on a budget, maybe pass on this one. However, if you're a fan of niche games, this is still a fun experience.