The Preposterous Awesomeness of Everything

Short and silly.

It actually it does have something to say and is a decent enough satire. The wackiness, though, can sometimes get distastefully on the nose. It's adult humor, sure, but the comedic instinct is teen-aged.

I was impressed by the game's cohesiveness. There's a vision here: a distinct graphical and animation style.

So, not much here, but enough to make interested enough to try Joe Richardson's newer games.