Say No! More

This is a great game but I have to spend some time with my family so I can’t write a review.

I love this

The entire cast of characters were incredibly goofy and sweet. I love how Say No! More handles its antagonists. It’s one of the best written games I’ve played this year.

You were reading this I would really recommend, but also if you were a kid and you want this be careful the d word is in it. You guys try it out but I also want a say yes more. Creators if you are reading this, I would like that. also, if you can’t get it on here or it’s really glitchy it’s also on the Nintendo switch if you have one.

The humor and style are very similar, but it's definitely its own game. Love the art and story. Minus one star for pro-union themes. Your boss' company is her property, not yours, even if she is horrible. She is more than allowed to say NO, too.

I absolutely love Say No! More! While it’s story is apparently short, it actually tells a valuable lesson. All combined into a game where you launch people with one word. (Oh. Also I encountered a possible bug where the music stops at Coach’s second lesson. After the guard protecting the supervisor punches you.)

I bought this game a couple of days ago. Seems fun but I can’t get past the No! Tutorial by the dude. I always have to go back to the beginning. No! $6.47 for this game! And I’m a good gamer too. Feel let down.

No

Make fun of me if you’d like, but the ending brought me to tears. It’s short for the cost of the game, but honestly to me it was worth every penny and every second of that amazing experience. I couldn’t recommend this game more. I just wish there was another one like it. 9999 stars out of 5 <3

This game plays a lot like a bizarre cartoon. You watch the story and occasionally press a button. The story doesn’t change based on which button you press, and you can’t choose where to move, so effectively you don’t get to make any meaningful decisions. The satire and world building are delightful, but the game would be more fun if you could move around and cause chaos as in Untitled Goose Game. It’s ironic that a game about not letting people tell you what to do tells the player exactly what to do all the time.