Ooh, @Bobtree, you’ve done it again! That looks really co–
GAH!
-Tom
Bobtree
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I just discovered another very promising game!
It’s called Trick Tom Chick To Click On An Early Access Title.
Oh I’m totally buying AEU. That so looks like my jam…
kerzain
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This game looked interesting enough for me to investigate it a little deeper. Turns out info is a bit hard to find. There’s one Steam review, one terrible gameplay video, and one post in the Steam discussion forum for it. And that post is by @tomchick, who points out that the game won’t start.
Yeah, the game looks … not fantastic, yet. However, the description got my mind racing with possibilities;
The vanguard of an alien force lands, and you have only your trusty deck of cards to convince them Not. This. Time. What do you do?
“Hello! Would you like to play a game of Go Fish? No? How about 52 Pickup?”
To be fair to Horresco Referens, the game starts. It just won’t get past the last title card in the intro sequence. I can click the “Skip Intro” button, but it doesn’t do anything. I tried it a second time, got the same result, and uninstalled. I just don’t have any troubleshooting brainpower to spare at this point in time.
-Tom
Whoever came up with the term “postapo” needs to be severely reprimanded and possibly ostracized.
-Tom
I’ve never seen it written in English, but it’s a very common spoken word in Frecnh. I suspect the developer is from a country where it’s used.
We’re sorry. (we also say “Lol” as a word.)
Edit: further info, from his Steam profile, the developer is Czech.
Yeah but you also have “MDR” to replace LOL.
Is Postapo the Gestapo for potatoes?
Probably the same person who came up with “convo”.
And how is it pronounced, anyway? Pohsta-po, as in pasta made from a potato? Post-apo as in post apacolyptic? PO-stapo, as in “Whatever happened to that guy from SNL, Joe Postapo?”
Inquiring minds want to know.
I’ve actually played a fair bit of Dreadborne Drifters and it’s a good deal of quick, silly, violent fun.
robc04
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You make freakin’ great desserts so you’ve more than made up for it.
Not only you, but my daughters and her peers in Singapore does it here too. They pronounce it like the first part of lolipop dragged out… an abomination!
