Cheats 4 Hire Reviews

Like all the ways and choices there are to do things. Pretty simple in most ways but fun as it goes on.

Was not very engaging, very easy and and content is lacking, for 6 NZD it's not worth

Cheats 4 Hire is a very nice and pretty game. The graphics are gorgeous and fit the game very well. What I like most about the game is the fresh concept. It is well worth the price!

Just loving the art style and humor. Somehow makes me feel like being some sort of Parker Lewis aaaand I love it! The gameplay itself is simple yet engaging. The (small) story is fine albeit a bit obvious at times. Wish it would be some indie developer that made this so I would get a positive feeling of support on top but that's life!

Teamwork makes the dream work. If you're good at this game, you'll a hundred percent pass the real exam no matter how hard it is.

Game is really nice. Not too hard, but enough to be challenging. It's quite short. That's a minus. I would play it more if there was something after. Like the way it was drawn. It's funny. Again not too much funny. I recommend it.

The game itself is decent, but getting to play it is difficult. I have a fairly beefed up MacBook Pro (2.8 G Intel Core i7, 16GB Memory) but it takes SEVERAL MINUTES to load the game. There's also no status bar so at first I thought my computer froze.

I will definitely recommend this game, especially if you are looking for a bit of fun and challenge. It may be a bit childish but the scenario is still pretty good. Worth a shot for its reasonable price. I think devs should improve the farming part and add a slow time session when planning a move of a student. A really simple game, but a very pleasant one too.

I can't uh...I need a cheater to help me get past the tutorial. Cheerleader did her thing. Nerd did his thing. Jock spat the spitball...and now no one has anything left they can do. Except the Jock, with his unlimited spitballs. WTF.

[i](talking from a finished game)[/i] Sure, it's cute, knowlingly playing on the jock-pompom-nerd cliché and turning it backwards (they're buddies in crime now), the character design is as pleasant as some good webcomic... but... [list] [*]Controls often won't react. Throwing a dart (named spitball, figures...) to a teacher will sometimes just won't work [spoiler](I'm not talking 'bout the principal special skill here)[/spoiler]. [*]Time-critical clicks won't be handled in right away, thus the IA wins over the mouse lag. [*]Extremely short playthrough ( well, it's not that expensive, but the price/hour ratio makes me grind my teeth a bit). [*]Notification boxes don't come with a "never show this message again" feature, which can drive short-tempered players cray-cray. [*]Not much content... Almost none actually. [/list] My opinion : this is a Facebook game, but this time you have to buy it.