Ticket

[i]Ticket[/i] was by nature like a talented student who could easily score an A in any exam. However, he is also a rebel boy who hates the system like poison. “Fʌk the system! Don’t you ever try to standardize me!” He thought. Getting an A was nothing short of associating himself with the system, that ain't never gonna happen. Hence he decided to get an F - which would probably be enough to declare a clean break with the system. In order to guarantee an F, he passionately dropped all sort of doodles and swears onto the paper. Strangely enough, in the end, he still got a solid B somehow. Would he feel contented or frustrated about it? I simply don’t know.

[b]Trust me on this one, buy the [i]Ticket[/i] and take the ride.[/b] Puns aside, titles like this represent everything great about indie video games. What a beautiful game. Don't get it twisted - it looks cheaply done, but the devil is in the details and every little thing is hand-crafted. I finished it in one sitting - it grabbed a hold of me and I couldn't stop asking [i]'what do they have in store for the next level'[/i]. Whatever you think this is going in - you are wrong. [i]Essentially, this title is a fairly hardcore platformer with a neat story and setting that you just have to experience for yourself.[/i] Controller recommended, for sure. There are actually several RPGish elements in there, too. There were moments where [i]LISA[/i] popped into my head. Different games for sure, but I think the cool artwork and great soundtrack just made me associate the two. [b]Pros:[/b] +Best video game trailer since [i]Potatoman Seeks the Truth[/i] +Story is really great, and the humor i...

Ticket is real gem. It's first off, a pretty solid platformer that feels good to play. Shoutouts to the Ticket speedrunning community, I haven't started running yet, but plan to. This game is, "let's make a game, man" the game. I have made heaps of prototypes that never get off the ground. Ticket is a semi-truck smashing through a carwash. They got the game done. Ticket is jazz.

Ticket is a new form of media where spiritual enlightenment is finally possible through playing video games. But in all honesty, I really love ticket. Ticket is kind of like if you played through 20 games in Yoyo Sandbox before it shut down (for the people who don't know: basically the official game maker itch.io but with a million worse games) and I think that's a very special experience. The game feels like "I have 20 ideas but let's all put them in one game" both ironically and unironically. There's something new to do every level, new characters around every bend, and honestly you cannot prepare yourself for what comes next unless you watch a walkthrough. I was afraid that the trailer would spoil everything cool about the game, but then as I was playing the game I realized that the trailer is 95% original content that isn't even in the game- and the game even references it, putting magicdweedoo's voice advertising how great the game is in the title screen. The personality of thi...

The Discovery Queue is, for the most part, a vast and underwhelming wasteland of mobile ports, myfirstgame.exes, and rehash after rehash of games you've played that leave little impact on your life other than killing time. However, every once in awhile, it drops a gem at your feet, and if you're lucky enough to be paying attention after mindlessly clicking the next button 100 times over, you're in for quite an experience. Ticket is one of these gems. Ticket is a game packed to the brim with humor, care, creativity, and wonder. You play it for the first time thinking it's just going to be another goofy game that tries to go for cheap chuckles. Then it pulls the rug out from under you at every turn with just how strange and hilarious it is, until you find yourself pausing midway just to stop yourself from laughing so hard. Magicdweedoo is a really imaginative and funny developer, and I'm bummed that I haven't come across his work sooner. Do yourself a favor and PLAY THIS GAME. You won'...

I have spent time in a mental institution and I don't regret buying this game. Those two facts are probably not related. A question for the creator, what kind of shoe are we playing as? The answer to this question will affect my enjoyment of this game

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I give this game 5/5.

Graphics: 5/5 - Trippy, surprising. Sound: 5/5 - Marvelous sound design. Score highlights the character of the game. Story: 5/5 - Tells you just enough to engage and encourage. Fun Factor: 5/5 - This is what video games are all about.

I bought a horse