Dude, Where is My Beer?
Critic Reviews for Dude, Where is My Beer?
A humorous adventure about a simple man in his quest for a simple Pilsner. It can't be that hard, can it?
While on a general level I can appreciate the very beer-forward humor, if you’re not into the beer scene this will likely go right over your head
In “Dude, Where’s my Beer”, we are treated to an iconic experience of the best the Point n'click genre has to offer. Although denoting a healthy influence from other well-known titles, this one easily stands out by its own merit stands from the rest. If you like beer and good satire on modern society this is the ideal title for you! Don't forget to have a beer by the time you are done with it!
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
I think we should be grateful for such an openly classic graphic adventure, in its concept and development, with healthy humor in its argument and aesthetics. Its focus is very directed to players with a certain callousness and age in this genre, but it is also important to note that it will not be complicated for someone without baggage in these lines can manage, although it will be necessary to have a little patience with their traditional way of doing things.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Starting simple before evolving into a complex mystery, Dude Where Is My Beer? offers a modern experience in a classic point and click format. Despite it being very challenging, the captivating hand-drawn art style and unique game mechanics make it an experience not to be missed.
I wasn't too well during the last few days. Dude, where is my Beer? cheered me up so much.
Review in German | Read full review
The only thing I can say for certain is in an ironic twist, all this game really made me want to do is drink a bunch of hipster craft brews. I might have actually gone out and bought a bunch after playing this game. Ok, I absolutely did. Cheers!
Dude, Where is my Beer? serves as a quaint little adventure into the world of the hipster. It is about being a parched foreigner in an era of craft brews, and one who just wants another taste of a ‘nostalgic pilsner’. The game has a few odd, yet forgivable, design decisions; but offers a lot of enjoyment as compensation. It is also short and extremely beautiful, which helps a lot with the unique feel. Ultimately, guiding the dude around puzzles and unique bars is good fun and provides a solid experience for a small indie title.
