LUL inc.

A cheap-looking WarioWare-style microgame compilation and explicit Forsen fangame, built around 36 absurd, meme-heavy challenges. Its three sections have 8, 11 and 14 microgames, each ending with an "evil machine" boss; the third is the final "God Gamer" confrontation. Challenges span platforming, racing, point-and-click, puzzles, physics, timing, classification, navigation, reaction and pattern recognition, inspired by Tetris, Pac-Man, Angry Birds, Super Mario, Jump King and others. Variety is its strength and the art design is good despite poor production values. Forsen/Twitch references permeate everything (BatChest, FeelsOkayMan, borpaSpin, Okayeg, PagMan, VI VON ZULUL, LULE, gwa gwa gwa, Tetrisen, "Greenland — This is not Poland?!"...), yet the game remains enjoyable without knowing them. Some microgames are brutally punishing for little reason; others are trivial filler. Examples include catching falling eggs, reaching a sheep atop tiny Jump King-style platforms, and completing an 8-bit top-down racing challenge against a strict timer. The one-life structure is questionable: fail a microgame and the run ends, forcing a restart of that segment. Even WarioWare gives you three lives. Controls can be awkward, with WASD or mouse depending on the challenge, while 5-7 second control displays during transitions can outlast the microgames. When the countdown appears, an on-screen figure partially blocks the bottom-left corner, obstructing the view. Beyond mastering the 36 challenges, there is little substance, and replay value is limited once solved. "3x2" achievement requires six eggs, which is needlessly diabolical; five would have been more sensible. LUL inc. is a WarioWare clone like Spookware, Game Soup and pureya, with good variety, art and memes, but its punishing structure and sluggish pacing undermine it. It is also the quintessential "Lidl game", Forsen's term for cheap, small, mediocre low-budget games with poor production values, awkward mechanics, badly made asset flips, terrible graphics or funny glitches, named after Lidl, a discount supermarket chain known for generic budget products over premium brands. 4/10

Cute little random games, I cant remember if I bought this or someone gave it to me maybe its the demo but its pretty fun keep up the good work devs. From Mr. White

Great game, controls are a little difficult to deal with and some levels are almost impossible to even beat but not bad for its price. Knockoff Warioware game... basically LOL