Save Daddy Trump 3: Rise Of Evil Reviews

10/10 would not play again

I love you trump. You are my favorite president

FUUUUUUUN Fun good game

always wanted to save trump, this game made my dream come true

I'm not afraid of Trump anymore, but of the developer of this game lol

I have never seen a better devloped game. I wish Call of Duty or Elden Ring were half this good. Trump 1943 baby

Steam still does not allow for a "neutral" rating, so in order not to offend the developer I will put a positive rating. P.S Please optimize the game and save Uncle Trump lol

Did you see the pig on the cover? :D I like the dynamics of the battles, it looks like a pretty good action movie. But, I don't like that the opponents are so stupid.... I already killed them all before they noticed me. (you can use magic here)

Hey, I bought this s**t for the price of a cup of coffee and I'd be even happier if there were collectible cards * Do you want to familiarize yourself with the game, boy? Huh? - Low price. - No storyline here (it SUCKS) - ridiculous enemy combat system - FEMALE-protagonist - low-poly graphics don't take the game too seriously. it's a JOKE game Important: but you will not encounter any politics here. The name is probably used to attract attention and they succeeded =) So, it's just an INDIE action game with a small development budget, but with atmosphere. gl

Sighs and drums fingers against mahogany table in a confident and handsome manner. I wanted to like this game, I really did, but its glaring issues compared to Save Daddy Trump 2: The Final Triumph are inexcusable. Where to begin? I guess I should preface this review by saying that I am a huge fan of the Save Daddy Trump series. I've played all of the levels across all three games, and I listen to its original soundtrack every day when I go to school. I didn't know there would be a Save Daddy Trump 3, since Save Daddy Trump 2: The Final Triumph seemed to wrap up all the trouble and turmoil the Trump family went through in Peaceland. Well, let's just say evil doesn't sleep. The story picks up many years after Save Daddy Trump 2: The Final Triumph, and King Pig along with his medieval fantasy allies have taken Trump away again (another fifteen times, to be exact). Kiki Trump is once again forced to take up arms in order to save him, now brandishing a wider variety of magic abilities as well as heightened proficiency with the shield and the bow, after having years to practice. Compared to Save Daddy Trump 2: The Final Triumph, Kiki's moveset feels more well-rounded and there are more viable ways to play other than just using the fireball spell and the sword like in the previous two games. The issue is, however, that maybe she has grown TOO proficient over the years, as the bow makes every single enemy a triviality at best. You are given 15 healing potions, a healing spell that has a short cooldown, as well as roughly 200 arrows AND a few dozen explosive arrows in every single level, so you'll never actually face a challenge other than when platforming, which can often lead to you clipping through the map. Apart from that, the enemy roster seems to be worse off than before. Save Daddy Trump 2: The Final Triumph was truly a triumph in game design in how it built upon the first game's formula while offering a grimdark, brutal Soulslike experience wrapped neatly in a politically punchy and witty package. The same feeling of growth isn't here; if anything, it feels like a regression knowing that there is no incentive whatsoever to explore the levels. All you need to do is find King Pig, and then walk into Daddy Trump. There are no secrets or collectibles in this game, which really sucks out a lot of the immersion I experienced in the game's predecessors, where I would scour the maps top to bottom and uncovering themepark-esque environmental storytelling that further sells this volatile and crazy world of Save Daddy Trump. On the topic of King Pig, I wanted to talk about the boss battle (yes, singular "battle") this game has to offer. King Pig remains the exact same in every level, and there is never anything done to add variety to his encounters, because he is always gated off in a small area. It only takes a few arrows to kill him, and there's nothing he can do about it. There are seldom other enemies nearby King Pig, so the encounters all feel the same. Compared that to the chaotic final map of Save Daddy Trump 2: The Final Triumph, or the anxiety-inducing Bank level, this feels like a shallow imitation of a better game. The enemy variety is almost unchanged since the previous games, which is also disappointing since I already know how to deal with them all, so there is no reason to even bother with them usually. I was really excited for Save Daddy Trump 3: Rise of Evil, but it just doesn't build on what made Save Daddy Trump 2: The Final Triumph such a, well, triumph. I hope the developer(s) take my criticism to heart, and know I only say it because I want what's best for the franchise and for my fellow Save Daddy Trump kinnies. So there. I said it. Crosses arms smugly but my eyebrows are kind of pointed upward so you know that I'm still empathetic.