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Embark on a magical journey to find the might One Vodka which is said to cure hangovers in this rogue-like adventure/RPG-sort of game
Assemble your group of drunkards and keep your army together until the end.
Cheers!
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Ratings
 | Coolness | 89% |
| #78 | Humor(Jam) | 3.83 |
| #465 | Audio(Jam) | 2.89 |
| #518 | Innovation(Jam) | 3.09 |
| #549 | Mood(Jam) | 3.00 |
| #589 | Overall(Jam) | 3.13 |
| #619 | Fun(Jam) | 2.90 |
| #751 | Theme(Jam) | 3.00 |
| #800 | Graphics(Jam) | 2.67 |
Comments
This game is surprisingly hard!
I wish the combat interface were a bit cleaner. It was hard to direct my guys. I know that they're drunk out of their minds, so it makes sense, but it didn't make the game very fun.
Honestly I just can't find out how to play it correctly. Despite the tutorials before each of levels it's really hard to understand.
But! I liked it, it relly looks like you put a lot of effort into it. Also the events are an interesting idea and pretty funny one.
agreed. it's quite hard to understand, and the game suprisingly got a deep mechanic in it, applause for that, and the artwork quite nice too
Fiendishly complicated and elaborate, I'm impressed. Very much a complete rogue-like. The combat was a little bit crazy from the start, I would have rather fought with each type of unit on its own before seeing the whole lot. My main gripe is the amounts of booze though. Great that it's metric, but an average swimming pool has less than 10 m3. I prefer to consume my alcohol in litres :)
Ok, the game seems easily exploitable with an high reputation, but sure i had some fun.
After understanding how to make those drunkyard move and attack others the way to the end was clear.
Finished it in about 20 minutes and the ending is pretty funny, a really good game :D
That was really interesting, and impressive how much has been fit into the whole game. It was a good move putting the tutorial in to explain everything, because there is a lot going on. Some of the text was cut off on the side of the screen.
Even with all of the explanation, I still found it pretty confusing but I'm sure I'd get the hang of it eventually.
Wow, it's impressive how many mechanics you've put in a game in just 72h! Too bad I couldn't find the One Vodka! :(
thoughts:
- In my first play-through, I needed to reduce upkeep... but is there actually a way? (They were only 1/3 drunk, and manpower can't go down?)
- An RTS in 3 days is pretty impressive.
- Who knew being drunk could be this hard... maybe you need to be it to play it? :-)
Well that's good and you had time for a rather good tutorial in such a short time. It still tooks me time to figure out how to manage those fight sequences but finally it was ok
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Interesting idea but it was hard to understand