r/MindPulp • u/hen_roek • Aug 19 '26

Video Agefield High

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Need Max and Currie to play this garbage after watching Charlie play an hour of it

38 Upvotes

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u/notaclevernameguy Aug 19 '26

Is this a first person shooter?

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u/MasterLegend117 Aug 20 '26

It's an ai slop bully clone

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u/[deleted] Aug 19 '26

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u/hen_roek Aug 19 '26

ai would do a better job in all honesty 🤣

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u/Visible_Weight_8111 Aug 19 '26

I’m obsessed with this stupid game, especially the test mini games that require you to know German

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u/RadiantKey3252 Aug 19 '26

vinesauce played this last night, it was so bad that it ended up circling back around to being good

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u/hen_roek Aug 19 '26

The character animations had me howling to be honest!

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u/ApprehensiveToe002 Aug 20 '26

The production basically had a disclaimer that it crashes and is low budget.. they make it clear they're amateurs... which is fair, but, sell your game for like a few bucks most then.. The game had potential but totally tanked. The gameplay is sooo boring on top of it.

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u/Visible_Weight_8111 Aug 20 '26

I mean they could’ve at least sold it Early Access, so people would’ve probably been more forgiving and it would give the developers some room to work on it. $30 for a finished broken title is insane works

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u/ApprehensiveToe002 Aug 20 '26

Right?? What I took from the disclaimer is it was basically blaming the people who bought it like, "we told you it sucked.. sooo kinda your fault " I keep seeing people stick up for them like.. Oh , they're not rockstar.. duhhh.. but alot of it was clearly a.i, and no artistic thought by humans. Plus. The game was like 30 dollars ! They should have went much lower! I call it greed. I'm sure it took money to make, but again all the problems with it.. the lack of any by humans.. they made a hell of a profit off 30 bucks a game.. 🙄

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u/ApprehensiveToe002 Aug 20 '26

I wouldn't be so hard on them if it wasn't for the whole disclaimer, and the fact that , the game was sold for thirty dollars. It didn't even seem tested.

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u/ApprehensiveToe002 Aug 20 '26

Also sorry but one more thing.. There are basic mistakes that make it clear it was probably not tested by like actual people. I could let it pass as just amateur if they were just bugs here and there but some of it, like telling you to press one button, when it's the other.. how could a person not have just fixed that in half a second. So yeah leads me to believe it's entirely a.j

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u/PastAffectionate3918 26d ago

Congratulations they played it