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"One Night at Onion Powder" (or "One Night at Garlic Powder," I'm not entirely sure) might genuinely be one of, if not, the greatest game of All Time.
I (unfortunately) went to the trouble of beating it alongside its Hard Mode (or as the creator likes to call it, "I have no clever pun for this mode just play it if you want") and after doing so, I believe my life has changed.
Not for the better, really. In fact, I think it made it even worse. (@BetterCallSaul 
thanks for lying!)
That aside, this product's quality is immaculate. Graphics >>> Gameplay (as any good game should be!), hilarious knee-slappers (trust me, bro!), and overall a phenomenal experience that you truly don't want to miss out on!
Ten out of Ten. Period.
I wish all these other "Game Developers" (if you can even call them that) learned from an actual masterpiece like this.
(I had to beat Hard Mode twice because I forgot to screenshot)
edit: happy pride month btw
One Night at Onion Powder saved me.
Ever since I first played this game my life has changed for the better.
I lost 40 pounds, my self confidence skyrocketed, my hairline crawled forward, I now have a girlfriend, my vision improved, I saved an old lady from a car accident, I finally married my husband after delaying our wedding for over 5 years...
This game accomplishes what it sets itself to do, and thrives off of its excess accomplishments. Trust me when I say the following: This is one of, if not THE the best video game ever created. Few games out there even come close at achieving the GENIUS that this game so proudly displays: its game play, its graphics, its story. It's all... So right... So satisfying... It's a masterpiece! Its all so full of SOUL, PASSION; true, honest, raw emotions expressed by its creator through their work... Emotions that you can't help but feel as well while playing through this game.
More people need to play this game, take it from me; this game is but the first step towards achieving world peace. I you ever follow the advice of a stranger on the internet, let it be this:
Please play this game!
