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The event ends on September 26th, so take your mouse now, and let's get playing!

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With 3 story modes, I'd give this one a shot. It has up to 20 unlockable characters, and a good amount of features that allow for a surprisingly customizable experience.

Either go through normally at your flow, or give the new Turbo mode a try for a fast-paced challenge!

Its okay to play it solo!

Over time, the game had been getting a few tweaks here and there, Eyes on Everything working to greatly perfect their craft. As of now, they've made a Steam release of the game, pretty recently too!

And you want to know the best part? ITS FREE!!!

Thanks to FreakZone Games for publishing it!

Once I had developed a liking to this project, I had only one idea in mind: to find a way to have this game be recognized, and ensure ThunderDragon's decade long work (yes, it was THAT long, all the way back in 2015) would finally come to public frution.

Fortunately, things have been looking up!

Of course, once I had experienced the game to its fullest (straight up completion), something felt... missing. I thought about the wiki page, all the way back, and realized:

"Oh man, this game IS pretty obscure. I basically just stumbled into it! Really fun and well-written too..."

So I waited. And waited some more. And a bit more... until eventually, after a couple of years, the game had finally been fully done! It was sent on Itch.io, like before, but this time, it was jam-packed with all that I've mentioned, and more!

Start to Finish, it felt like an amazing release!

After I had my fun, and saw to it to wait for the full release, I soon (and I mean really soon) went ahead and completed Psycho Waluigi. To think that this fangame was going to have a spiritual successor, it was like a dream come true...

(Image taken from askthewah-blog on tumblr)

Boy, it was a blast! The characters were funny yet so rich with flavor. The story was both laid back yet still holding a subtly serious tone. The Stages were nice, and the gimmicks... Oh man, this game had a TON of engaging concepts that were being expanded upon later on! To put it simply: Fun.

Soon, I saw to it that I find anything about it, and to my luck, I had found the official account that posted all about the game. Eyes on Everything, the team behind the project, had essentially released a demo on Itch.io . After voicing my thoughts on the comment section, I checked the demo out.

At first I was shocked, surprised even! I had become a late fan of TD's works, having enjoyed the Toad Strikes Back! duology. But as I was slowly dedicating to completing Psycho Waluigi, to see that this is what such an amazing developer was working on all this time... I had to check it out!

Story: I was looking around the MFGG wiki, just reading about my favorite fangame creators, but while I was checking ThunderDragon's page, I found out about a new game that was being developed by them: "Psycutlery".