Ricky did nothing wrong

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"Ricky did nothing wrong" is an abandoned and incomplete student project, and not a seriously developed game. It's a simplistic, cartoony point and click adventure game.

Taking this seriously as a game, it's a fail. There's no support beyond 2006's 1080p resolution, and everything looks a bit pixellated due to the low resolution art assets. It's also incomplete, the developers even have a splash screen indicating that.

While it's understandable that students will want to have their work published as part of a portfolio, but this doesn't mean much considering anyone can publish just about anything on Steam if they have $100 (and believe me, I've seen some things...) But here, the students knew the game was incomplete, but they published it anyway. What were they thinking? It's polluting Steam, obviously, and any potential employer who sees this garbage isn't going to give them a job even as a janitor.

Because this is abandoned and incomplete, and because it's polluting the store, making it harder for gamers to find genuine games from developers who've done the right thing, and making it harder for genuine developers to find an audience for their games, I have to give this a thumbs down.

my full play through here: https://youtu.be/X3Xuc3aWowA
A pretty good school project point and click having to open the menu choose the correct interaction close the menu testing what option you need when the options aren't really explained outside of a picture makes the game pretty clunky, until you get used to it a lot of the options only have one or two uses anyways having a system where you click an item and it just gives you the option needed when the time comes for that item's interaction might have been better than having to open and close a menu not a big problem but since there's quite a few objects it gets redundant. The story is pretty decent nothing crazy, but I like the fact you get a genocide mode or a pacifist mode sadly the ending doesn't change regardless.