Daaaaamn. I thought I'd never hear ICP's Chicken Huntin' again but the loop wants me to listen to the whole song again.
Pretty fun game, man. Keep it up.
Reviews for "Hungry Joe"
Kwing responds:
Yeah man! Rock the 90s beats!
Love the little X prompt. And, its been a while since we've got anything from you, this is pretty refreshing. Can't wait to see more of your stuff in the future. Oh the memories of when you used to make those stick rpg games :c. This is a fun and time-waster sort of game. Didnt play it much but seems really cool, you're great at what you do, and I hope you continue your older projects(Classroom psp) or make a sequel to some(Stick rpg psp, like maybe your own sort of sequel to it for PC Or for vita with html5.) But your a busy person, I wish you a bunch of luck.
Kwing responds:
Hey, thanks for dropping a review! I have been quite busy - I sacrificed my spring and summer breaks to crank this game out but every other moment has gone toward work and school.
If you're interested in 100%ing the game you'll find this is probably longer than any previous game I've made. Filling the cookbook takes some dedication!
so, this is megaman battle network? It's a lot of fun, I've yet to try to make a combo of chips; though, I hope it works.
Kwing responds:
If you look at the Cookbook a lot of this is explained; most of your starting recipes will be of the Narrow use type, which only pair with one other Narrow recipe. As you go through the game, you'll find a handful of Wide recipes that pair with four other recipes. Finally at the end you'll find Universal recipes with the use letter Z. Basically over the course of the game your combos will become larger as you find letters that converge.
HipHop and Food! yeeeee! gave it 5 cause it was unexpected!
Kwing responds:
You should check out Aqua Teen Hunger Force then, hah!
Very well made and unlike any other RPG I've played, but I found it rather repetitive
Kwing responds:
It's quite similar to Please Remain Calm and The Binding of Isaac. Most games like this do get repetitive, but it depends on how much you're playing of course.