Suicide Guy: The Lost Dreams Reviews

After playing the full game with extras at once after around 5-6 hours I can now give my opinion on the game. Im a Suicide Guy Fan hence I played the both parts before (except the deluxe plus and VR). Now in general, the graphics are nice looking, nothing crazy but for a silly puzzle game its beautiful with lots of love put into it, the same with the environment. The controls itself is the same as always and adds fun additions like burping, farting and laughing. Yes the game structure stayed the same, having multiple levels where you need to finish them all, that aren't directly connected to each other, the same like the both parts before, however I have the feeling that this version contains shorter and less challenging puzzles, one puzzle was just climbing up, going down, push an object, put the first object above, now climb back and jump on the object, you won, but it wasnt always like this. Meaning if you love very challenging puzzles with complex structures I wouldn't recommend it, as it has a unique way that will make you laugh but not feel like a typical "puzzle game" where you play with a lot of elements. One negative thing that surprised me was the timesquare level in the extras. Although it is silly in a positive means, I couldn't finish the level on my own, as the solution to it is too far fetched compared to the other levels, not because it is too hard, but it doesn't fit with the other levels in terms of solving it and you won't think that far if you already played all the 17 levels before, wouldnt change the level itself though. CONCLUSION: If you like a collection of small 18 levels (each solved in 5 - 15 minutes) which are comical and kind of dark humor (as suicide is the main goal) and don't mind that there isn't any real story to it, I would buy it and it is worth it. If you expect a game with story, focus on game mechanics or simply like depth in the game, this won't likely be your favorite game.