Thank Goodness You’re Here was: full of beans and pesky bum bum smacking.

    I knew going in that Thank Goodness You’re Here was going to be funny and whacky and weird, but I didn’t know how hard on the weird it was going to go. The player gets to smack bum bums, wiggle through underground pipes to destroy Princess Di commemorative plates, listen to melodious rat choir songs, and so much more!

    It was a surprise when the game finished after two and a half hours of gameplay, but in hindsight I think that was the perfect length. Stretched longer would make the progression tedious and probably the gameworld itself confusing. I was very confused for quite a bit of the game, but it was a fun kind of confused. Oh, this guy needs me to steal a can of beans for him. Why? Dunno, but I’ll have fun figuring it out!

    Screenshot from Thank Goodness You're Here. Player character stands in front of an escape hatch next to an assortment of seagulls, smeared beans on the floor, kitchen and bathroom appliances, and a man dressed as a Naval Commander sitting on a toilet.
    Screenshot from Thank Goodness You’re Here.

    If you like things like Monty Python, Filthy Rich & Catflap, etc, you’ll like this one. The puzzles are… not really puzzles, just stupid stuff to wander through. The platforming is in no way precise. This game is so stupid and fun, have I mentioned that yet?

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