Jazzpunk: Director's Cut

It is cute but too short=) I want more

The game is absolutely dumb, but in the best way possible. You never know, what to expect from it. If you like absurd humour, go play itnow.

The clue is in the word "jazz". Those looking for a structured game with clear objectives, progression, and challenge will find nothing that they want here. Those in the market for a whimsical freeform art piece may be interested. Jazzpunk continually surprises... but only occasionally entertains. It's memorable, but hit and miss. It doesn't always make sense, and it sometimes doesn't even seem professional, but it boldly and confidently doesn't care. If it still sounds interesting to you after all of the above, you should absolutely buy it.

This is a singularly weird experience. Don't get it if you don't like somewhat confusing oddness.

Throughout the game I found myself enjoying all the small jokes that kept creeping while I played on through the story and made the whole experience extremely memorable. There is one small bug I have found. In the Resort stage, if you stand on top of the floating blue body in the pool and interact with it, you will be launched clear off the map and will be forced to restart the mission.