I had been interested in the game for a while after first hearing about it but then i never noticed it on gamespot after it came out. So i went out and bought it hoping for a crazy warriorware type of game, but what i got was not what i expected. I guess if these guys were trying to create a crazy game they are sucessful, though i would hardly call it a fun game. In fact contridictory to the title it is more work and less fun. You start out with four minigames unlocked all which are long and boring. Who wants to sit for ten minutes assorting chickens into three catagories? The games get immediatly boring and you say to yourself why am i waisting my time sitting here tapping the x button. All you get out of a minigame is a couple cents that you use to buy more minigames which are all basically the same. This is pretty much all you can do other than check your email which has some pretty wacky letters but not exactly laugh out lound funny. Really i found myself thinking i could do something more productive with my time and i guess if you wanted to waste ten minutes of your time WTF would work but i assure you you'd never pick up the game again. Its not worth the price but more so your time.
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