Only played through 2 of the episodes so far, but wow, those have been great! Haven’t been part of the SBIG jam for long enough to recognize all of the references I think, but the writing and presentation are still immensly enjoyable. Gameplay is also perfectly fine, though maybe not groundbreaking. Loved the saxophone dino storyline, I felt very bad for the poor guy. Overall, one of the best entries I’ve played so far, great stuff!

Wow! Now THAT was a game!

I was immediately excited when I saw the name of the first level, but oh man I was not ready for my own creation to be lovingly recreated in Shandy Pants format! The dialogue was hilarious and I loved all the little details added in. Man I REALLY need to get back to making that sequel.

I really liked how the QTE's had different little musical stings and had letters corresponding to the level or event. The QTE's were sometimes a bit slow but aside from that I thought they were great!

The different scenarios and context's for the QTE's in each level was really cool and must've taken a helluva lotta work. And seeing the modifiers worked into the game was fun to pick out individually.

Also oh my god I was not prepared for the OOPS level, I giggled for pretty much the entire opening cutscene!

And the ending sequence in the dino level was an unexpected treat. Surprisingly good singing voices!

And maybe it's just me but I found rotating the player camera could be a bit sluggish. It wasn't a huge deal since it wasn't needed that often, but for me it was definitely noticeable during the tower climb in the first level.

And I have to congratulate you for having a more detailed credits sequence than me lol.

Great work!

That was a real tour de force!

The callbacks to earlier SBIG games were brilliant, but kinda made me wish that all the sections were callbacks to earlier SBIG games.

It's hard to pick a favourite section. The blatant Britishness of the Town With No Name section contrasted against the American setting was hilarious. The Alfred section was probably the funniest, but I loved the banality of Hotel Mario as well. I think the weakest section was the cats one which was just kind of meh, the last button one was hardly a game but it was funny enough to get away with it.

As a side note I want the SBIGBox to be a thing now. 

This isn't really a critique of the game, but this looks like a lot of effort for not a lot of runtime and very little actual gameplay. I enjoyed it, but I'm still not sure how you managed it in a week.

The choice of third-person roaming plus QTE for gameplay was smart; it was never amazing but worked well enough in every setting.

The ending was a bit anticlimactic to be honest. The meaning of the "epoch time overflow" twist got me chuckling (was that one of the modifiers?) but the game built up a lot that didn't really come together except in the most literal sense and I'm not a fan of Monty Python-esque anti-endings.

The idea of breaking things up into chapters was smart, but it's really missing that connection at the end.

The style is a bit different from previous entries but still feels along the same lines. Uncanny valley goes a long way toward SBIG-ness because it isn't as immediately weird as some of the blobby creations of the past.

I only noticed two bugs, both fairly minor. The dialogue bugged in the votebot sequence, with the subtitles a few lines behind. Maybe because I briefly tabbed out? And the green glow on the money in the menu is not quite right, fading out toward one side.

I think the only thing that really annoys me is the ending. Other than that it is one of the longer entries and it's a bit of a slow burn; I put aside time specifically for it but could see myself getting frustrated if I went in blind.

Couldn't play! For some reason, the UnityPlayer.dll file is said to be missing, even though I clearly have it when I unzipped your game. Please let me know if you get to resolve the issue!