The lighter side of video games
April 1st is April Fool’s Day... traditionally a day of harmless pranks. There's no other day like it, when gags reign supreme. To help you celebrate, here at Blacknut we've put together a selection of fun, funny, satirical, and even quirky games, in proof that video games don't always take themselves too seriously!
I Am Fish
Here's an adventure worthy of Nemo himself, where you play as four friends separated by cruel fate. There's a goldfish that rolls along in its bowl, a piranha with a fierce bite, a pufferfish that can tackle steep slopes, and a flying fish that can glide for short distances. Loads of fun but not always that easy!
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Publisher: Curve Games
Developer: Bossa Studios
Manual Samuel
What would life be like if you had to consciously control your breathing, blinking, and the movement of each leg when you walk? Imagine how hard it would be to drive a car or even take a leak... This is a game that knows it's a nightmare.
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Publisher: Curve Games
Developer: Perfectly Paranormal
Her Majesty's SPIFFING
Set off to conquer unknown worlds in this Point & Click adventure with Pythonesque humour. This is an adventure where a very British sense of humour is just as important as your wits. So... shall I get the kettle on?
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Publisher: Billy Goat Entertainment Ltd
Developer: Billy Goat Entertainment Ltd
Neighbours back From Hell
Neighbours Back From Hell is an original, funny game. You play as a resident who is raging against his rude neighbour. Your aim is to make their life as hard as possible by setting up traps in their home: blocking their toilets, replacing squirty cream with shaving foam, chopping legs off armchairs, etc. All in an effort to boost the ratings of a cartoony TV show!
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Publisher: Handy Games
Developer: Farbworks
Randal's Monday
Ever felt like you’re living the same day on repeat? Well, that’s what you’ll be doing in this madcap Point and Click game for an adult audience. With its jokes and bad language, Randal’s Monday contains plenty of references to a whole library of cult pop culture games and films. Totally politically incorrect, but a joy to play.
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Publisher: Daedalic Entertainment
Developer: Nexus Game Studios
Do Not Feed The Monkeys
Get stuck into this completely crazy Point and Click game and “voyeurism simulator”! Get a job for the Primate Observation Club and spy on the “monkeys” while following the golden rules: never talk about the Club, buy one “cage” every week, and whatever you do, do not feed the monkeys!
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Publisher: Alawar Entertainment
Developer: Fictiorama Studios
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