Hangover Reviews

I "finished" it 3 times for 9 minutes. You just click-click-click and here is the end. Actually, what you see in the trailer is almost all "game". It's not a game at all.

This game should be free. It's too short. It took me 20 min. to get 100%. No story at all. Just collect objects (no so many), use it on other objects to get the acievements. The ending depend on what you do, and the only different is the final text you see. I paid 0.50$ for it, but it's not even worth that much

Finders game plus a little bit of item use. Prepare your ears when you do some of the achievements.

A game with the search for items where we need to do something in the apartment and go to work. As you pass, you can find many different objects, and get achievements for it. The game is made in a cartoon style, and is aimed at people who understand the peculiar humor. In general, it turned out quite well, in this game there are a lot of Easter eggs and various endings.

Usually with these types of games there'd be things like puzzles, comedy, and actual gameplay, but behold this game has little to nothing to really offer. Now this game took me 9 minutes to beat, twice, first playthrough took me 5 minutes by basically just collecting a couple items from 3 rooms and just walking right out the front door, the second playthrough took me 4 minutes, just by grabbing the rest of the achievements. By playing this game twice I actually realized that the "multiple endings" are just washed out pictures with cheaply typed sentences, so by there not being any cutscenes nor anything interesting with gameplay there isn't any replayabilty or any value. The only puzzle is just to find your keys and walk right out the door. I am so disappointed because this game sounds great on paper but doesn't deliver and especially upon reading a lot of the reviews I was just excited to play this, to only be met with a 5 minute POS. If it was free I'd might've actually recommended it, but for it costing actual money just don't pick it up as you'll be disappointed like me.

Well, I'd like to say that the game looked really neat from the video and screenshots and even though I was "warned" that it was gonna be short, I was fine with that and bought it. First thing to notice was, that the game itself is in a super tiny window. I figured I'd use the old "double-click the window bar on top" trick, to make it full screen, which works, but the font and stuff is pretty sharp around the edges, which ends up making it not look that great. Also, there are huge black bars on the sides, much like it was made for a 4:3 resolution. Okay, so I noticed these things, but decided to look past that. Now with the playing...there isn't much to do. Since I know the old Point'n'Click game genre, I intuitively tried to collect things and drag them onto other stuff, but I noticed that the graphics of the items disappear behind the background deco and so I was never sure if I actually dragged the items right or if I was doing 'it' right, period. It's just that not much happens. You can pick up as many items, as you have space in your inventory and only 2 are combinable (it wasn't even really a pairing I thought of naturally, since our main character didn't strike me as somebody who [spoiler] even NEEDS glasses, much less when drunk[/spoiler]). The rest was done quickly. Just keep dragging items onto decoration and eventually things happen. Thus, I was a bit disappointed, not because of the length, but because of the lack of things to interact with, outside of the "key items". Also, in all honesty, upon seeing the apartment, my OCD kicked in and made me wanna use towels and stuff from the background, to clean the place up, but I unfortunately couldn't. Seems silly, but maybe that could be something to add, for neat freaks who'd wanna tidy up their apt. before leaving for work. There doesn't seem to be a timer to do everything anyway, so why not? Anyway. I don't regret spending 99Cts. on it and I don't regret that it was over quickly; it's more just that it seemed like you could interact more. If the author cares, this might be something that could be changed in the future. For the time being though, I wouldn't specifically recommend this title, sorry. D:

Probably the biggest piece of garbage on the market. The hangover is a game about a drunk character who wakes up in the bathroom and has to find a CD to take to the office. A short point and click game that can be fully completed in less than ten minutes. A lot of stupid cliche jokes can be found as you click on certain items and use them together. There are supposedly multiple endings, but who is going to play this game more than once? I only did because I did not know you needed a CD when you first left the house. Rate 1/10 based on length and price.

Please, just don't. IMHO, this game was made as a quick cash grab. It barely works. There is nothing to it. If you click on the wet paper it just stays on your screen and you can't see anything. I had to restart 4 times because of this. In the end I just did what I had to do to finish with the paper on the screen. Pathetic. I am never this harsh on games reviewing them, but this guy claims to be some big shot on Steam in the gaming industry. If that were true, this game would never have been released. It couldn't even be called a Demo. When people say something to the developer he says they ran into some problems. Main problem I see is lack of effort. I will repeat what I said at the beginning of this review... this game is a scam. It was made as an attempt for a quick cash grab and I don't want to see anyone else fall for this like I did. Steam, please fix your method of allowing games to be released. Everyone involved should be ashamed of themselves.

Hangover might look like a crude (okay, IT IS crude, but in the good meaning of this word) game, hell, looks like an unplayable one! Yet I shed tears of joy while playing it, the gameplay is simple, but the game's just funny as hell (especially achievements lol). Definitely recommend, the game's really short, but has several endings, and few (more like dozens of) easter eggs, you can see developer's love put into this game.

Hangover is a point and click adventure game where you try to get ready for work after a party. Story: As I already summed up in the beginning, the story is basically you play as a random guy who after a party wakes up hangover and has to get ready for work. That's about all there is for story, it's nothing much, there's nothing more than just the basic set up, it literally is just that. Graphics: The art style at least for me is the only good bit about this game, even though it's not very good. Playing this game reminded me of my childhood playing point and click flash games with very similar art styles. Hangover art style is very simplistic and hand drawn, while it's not that special, I still liked it. Audio: Apart from one song you can play if you solve a puzzle, the game is silent. The song itself is rather bland, but at least it's not complete silence. Gameplay: As stated Hangover is a point and click adventure game, where you look for items to get to work. The game however is incredibly easy and takes no time to complete. It takes less than 2 minutes to finish the entire thing since the puzzles take no time to complete and are too easy, not to mention the game is incredibly short. Verdict: Hangover feels like a free flash game and that's why I can't recommend buying it. It takes less than two minutes to finish the entire thing and honestly it's not worth the money. It's easy, boring and well not worth the money when there's a sea of amazing absolutely free flash point and click games to play. Final Rating: 2/10 Pros: + Art Style is not that bad Cons: - Short - Feels like a free flash game - Apart from one hidden song, the game is completely silent If you liked this review please consider joining https://steamcommunity.com/groups/completingthebacklog and https://steamcommunity.com/groups/ImperialReviews