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Oscar Will Be Fine

Oscar is an action platformer where he has to overcome his (justifiable) terror of a decrepit theme park with deranged characters in order to prove to everyone - including himself - that he has some value. Casual fun, no complicated instructions. Single player, best with a controller.

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About the Game

Oscar is not as useless as everyone (including himself) thinks. Trying to ignore the taunting from those wh see themselves as his betters, he considers taking on 'THEM_ WORLD", a decrepit, haunted theme park (with the 'E' blown out in the neon sign). With his head full of determination and sheer terror, he descends to an unknown place with strange creatures and contraptions. He'll need to hustle, as there are things that seem to want to do him damage, but hopefully he can use his wits to get through this place. His tiny group of supporters say he shouldn't do it - it's too dangerous (to which he replies, with a gulp, "I'll be fine"). His doubters say he can't do it, and his detractors say he won't do it. This is an action platformer where the hero, with limited capabilities, has to pass through a series of warped theme-park scenes. He can sprint for brief periods, get an air blast if he's picked up a can of beans, and like any good platform character, give the bad guys a good stomping. Some UXBs lying around come in handy for the big guys, and plenty of rocks to pick up and throw. Casual fun, no complicated instructions. Single player, best with a controller.