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Jazzpunk
Set in the year 1959.B, Jazzpunk tells the non-sequitur tale of secret agent Polyblank, who goes on missions in a bizarre, nonsensical world.
The Government!
Jazzpunk is a bit of a timecapsule. The "random for the sake of random" vibe of the early 201X's is on display in this game, but I think that sells this one short. This is what you might get if Leslie… Read more
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HAVENT EVENPLAYED YET, DONT UNDERSTAND WHY I HAVE TO WRITE A REVIEW:( THIS IS RIDICULOUS!!! 250 WHAT.. DONT REALLY EVEN WANT TO PLAY THE GAME ANYMORE. GETTING ANGRIER WITH EACH LETTER. ARE YOU KIDDING… Read more
Thankfully short
This game was one of the biggest letdowns I've ever experienced. I normally like oddball/non sequitur humour and feel like I understand what they where going for here but it was completely underwhelmi… Read more
Jazzpunk: Finally the Spies are Taking Acid.
Jazzpunk is the most original game I’ve played in a long while. It’s also the most mechanically simple game I’ve played in a while—it’s just pointing and clicking. These things can certainly help each… Read more
Jazzpunk Has Sssstyyyyyyylllle
Since I had heard so much praise about this game, my expectations were (perhaps a little too ) high, which in the end made me feel a little disappointed. Anyhow, Jazzpunk starts off strong with one of… Read more
Filled To The Brim With Jokes, Devoid Of Gameplay.
Jazzpunk presents itself as a parody of spy movies, but quickly wears out its welcome with never ending references and sight gags, most completely unrelated to the task at hand, leaving you with a thi… Read more
Filled To The Brim With Jokes. That's About It...
Jazzpunk presents itself as a parody of spy movies, but quickly wears out its welcome with never ending references and sight gags, most completely unrelated to the task at hand, leaving you with a thi… Read more
$15 - Admission to the funniest experience you'll have in ages.
A friend of mine has labelled Jazzpunk as an 'interactive joke machine', which I feel sums the game in its entirety. Unlike titles like Proteus for example, which are more compelled to give you an exp… Read more
Pop some "Missionoyl" and get comfortable, cause Jazzpunk is ready to mess with your brain.
It’s not so often that I find a game where I can’t really properly come up with the words to explain why it’s so appealing. Instead I end up saying nebulous phrases like, “trust me, you have to play i… Read more
Southpark 64 for the modern player
Jazzpunk is a comedy in the burgeoning sub genre of first person games like Gone Home or Thirty Flights of Loving that seek to tell a linear story in a non-linear experience by shepherding the protago… Read more
Southpark 64 for the modern player
Jazzpunk is a comedy in the burgeoning sub genre of first person games like Gone Home or Thirty Flights of Loving that seek to tell a linear story in a non-linear experience by shepherding the protago… Read more
Jazzpunk - We are everywhere and underwear
Cold War World. Agent Polyblank goes to take up his next mission in a wornout trailer. Oh I forgot to mention the psychedelic intro. Sits down, fart chushion, laugh. This introduction is as clear as t… Read more
Jazzpunk makes a fantastic first impression that wears thin by the end.
As Jazzpunk's brash, stylistic opening blares and swoops across the screen, you'd be forgiven for assuming that it's a game by Brendan Chung, the designer of bold, fantastic games like Gravity Bone ,… Read more
Jazzpunk displays an amazing dedication to video game buffoonery
As budgets get larger and the ambitions of the industry’s most prominent developers tend towards the focused and cinematic its almost inevitable that we begin to compare games to film. Actually callin… Read more