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Game Reviewed	Toad's Typical Day, by Cruise Elroy
Review Author	A.C.E.247
Created	Apr 3 2017, 3:49 AM

General Commentary and Game Overview

I found this game like a year ago and played to the end, loving every minute. I was considering giving this game a satirical review, praising it like manna from the heavens, but April Fool's day 2017 was yesterday at the time of typing this up.

Pros	- Great sense of humor. The MS Paint backdrops and characters, assorted memes, spontaneous shenanigans, and disorganized internet lingo text boxes are a real hoot. - Also functions like a halfway decent game. No kidding, large parts of this garbage pile are actually enjoyable.
Cons	Some gameplay sections are a tad tedious. No checkpoints in levels means that if you make a little mistake or get caught off-guard by some less-than-fair design choice, you're all the way back at the beginning.

Impressions

Gameplay 8 / 10	Although some parts are tedious or frustrating, the majority of it was a somewhat presentable excuse for a platformer.
Graphics 9 / 10	You saw the thumbnail. There's nothing I can say to surprise you.
Sound 10 / 10	The music selection is actually really, really good. A few recognizable tracks from games like SMB2, Mario 64, and Ducktales show up, mostly in pretty nice remixes. The game shouting "OH BABY A TRIPLE" when you hit 3 foes at once never gets old, and the other sound effects are a wonderful treat, to say the least.
Replay 8 / 10	I replay this often when I'm bored and have nothing to do, or need to procrastinate on that huge paper due tomorrow. Very fun to revisit.

Final Words

It's only about 40 minutes. If you've got up to an hour to kill, definitely go for it.

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