Mr. Sweet

I got this on the weekly steam sale and for a runner game it's actually not bad although it is a little on the hard side. By level 4 I was having issues as the placement of obstacles becomes much more difficult although I don't know if it was intentional. For a dirt cheap game it's got some fun. Nice and colorful graphics all candy and food related. There are unlockables and things you can buy with earned in-game currency. You probably won't play this very much but I find I throw it on every now and then just to try a run or two at the levels to see if I can unlock the next one. I think would be good on a cell phone, I'm not sure if it is already on it though. I looked for it on the google play store but couldn't find it. Anyways, it's an alright game for the price.

Mr. Sweet was a pleasant surprise. Way more fun than I expected it to be. Good music, weird characters (except French Fries which is just cool), and the levels are extremely colorful and creative, which can be dangerous, since you get distracted. My daughter has a lot of fun taking turns with me. She insists that she can only play as the Candy Police.

It does everything right. Snappy controls, colorful visuals, mesmerizing music. It's just really good.

Mr. Sweet serves very well as a device to not only insult god but to also exercise an extrenly rare and underground philosophical approach to our existence From the get go it is made clear to everyone that they are to fight to 'be all they can be' to impress others and so many affiirmation seekers set forward often degrading their competion's efforts in hopes the ruse will serve contrast to their own weak efforts But one very rare philosophical standpiont suggests 'Why should I jump hoops for YOU?? Or anyone in this extremely stupid and superficial existence?" These iniiates then set forward to be absolutley the most wasteful space on the planet allowing themselves to fall into grotesque obesity; trailing a wake of phail proudly behind them as truly there really isn't anyone in this fake world worth impressing (no, not even that little trolip you've had your eye on since Freshman year). Mr. Sweet is probably the one game I can highly recommend for such initiates to spend most of th...