Jazzpunk Reviews

“Necrophone Games does interactive comedy right in Jazzpunk, a surreal adventure in which the laughter is its own reward.”

All-in-all, there's no other game on the market quite like Jazzpunk, and it's worth playing for the novelty alone. The first two-thirds of the game are riotously funny, and while Necrophone doesn't fully deliver on its ambitions, it's better to aim high and miss than not try at all. Ultimately, Jazzpunk succeeds in creating something that's a mix between a toy and a full-fledged game. Just remember: it's about the journey, not the destination.

Jazzpunk is a hilarious adventure through utter madness. A must play.

Jazzpunk: A hilarious "adventure comedy," set in a cyberpunk universe amidst Cold War frenzy.

Strange daze.

Jazzpunk sets out to makes us laugh, and unless you're the sort of person who can't appreciate a well-executed fart joke, there's a good chance it'll do just that. It starts out strong with dozens of hidden gags hidden among the scenery, but unfortunately it loses its momentum once minigames start to dominate its three-hour running time.

Jazzpunk doesn't aspire to be an excellent shooter or platformer. Instead, it aspires to and succeeds in having a great conversation with the player.

Nevertheless, if you like the sound of a strange Naked Gun/Monty Python-inspired robot-filled adventure/exploration game jam-packed with laughs you should get Jazzpunk as soon as possible. In some ways a more freeform version of those old children’s CD-ROM games where you’d click on parts of a picture and something amusing would happen, Jazzpunk is also surprisingly good for kids too since it’s just about exploring and finding silly things with nothing really offensive happening. Adults...

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