This is my personal opinion about Pewdiepie’s review of Chinglish, an addictive game from Apps Unlimited. In this brief review, I’ll share my thoughts about the game, as well as what I think of its overall quality and value for money. It’s one of those games that will tickle your funny bone and get you laughing so hard your head will spin. It also gets you thinking about life in Pakistan, if only in the farthest future.
Pewdiepie’s review starts off promisingly, with the story. “A game that will make you forget about everything else, except for the game.” Sounds like a pretty good motto, doesn’t it? In fact, that’s exactly what the game promises to do. Forget about the everyday troubles of life, and instead, concentrate on something that will lighten your day. It will definitely brighten your day, but you’d be doing well to remember to breathe too.
What’s more, the game is not just about lightening your day. It is also about mending relationships. You see, part of the game is to select a flower for your loved ones. And in order to choose the right flower, you have to think about the age and gender of the person. That way, you ensure that the flower choice will be appropriate for the person you love. The last thing you want to do is to send the wrong message.
But while all this is going on, Pewdiepie is busy picking on his enemies. You can switch between them with a simple tap of the screen. There are three game modes, as well as a “star” system to help you identify your best score. Plus, the game is available for free, so there is no reason not to try it out. Plus, there is a free update available if you wish to unlock the true power of the game.
In my own personal experience, I found the game enjoyable. Like many other similar games, there are many different paths to take through the course of the game. The puzzles are varied but still fairly easy. The graphics are pretty decent and do not create a sense of “clowning around” with them. The music fits the game well, and even though there is no voice acting, I found the characters to be well portrayed.
One of the best things about this game is the “doodads”. These are little icons that allow you to see which button you are pressing to complete a certain action. The dodads are very helpful, as you can quickly find what action you need to complete a jump or maneuver. This means you’ll know exactly where to land when doing something in the game.
The game has some simple physics. However, these are realistic enough for me to believe they’re happening onscreen. It also makes sense that you can swing at objects to knock them over or move them, which is nice.
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The controls in this game are simple and responsive. It’s surprising how smoothly the controls move when you get used to them. When you’re swinging your arms, it feels like you’re actually flinging a baseball, but it’s controlled by the buttons and the game is not broken into a hundred different tiny parts. Everything moves in an elegant smooth motion.
When you start playing, you’ll probably think that this game is going to be hard. It gets easier as you go along, but it’s always fun to learn new tricks. The controls work great, and it doesn’t feel like there are any frustrating bugs in the game!
Pewdiepie’s Game is a game you can play with up to four players. You can go head to head against friends, family, or people from all over the world. You don’t have to wait for someone to join you to have fun either, as the game works great when you’re sitting by yourself! If you ever find yourself bored, this game will definitely be worth checking out!
In conclusion, this game is a lot of fun to play. Pewdiepie’s is a wonderful game with an excellent story. The graphics are clean and sharp, and the music is pleasant. This game should be on your list of must-have games for 2021!
