A sandbox adventure that starts with a friend's urgent call from jail, forcing you to abandon your ordinary day and road-trip to another city. The game unfolds as an open-world exploration where you'll navigate the consequences of your friend's arrest and figure out how to help him. Best suited for players who enjoy narrative-driven sandbox games with a mix of problem-solving and freedom to approach situations creatively.
About this game
Dude Simulator: My Apologies is an open world sandbox game. It's an ordinary summer day when your friend suddenly calls and says the police have arrested him. You'll have to drop everything and head to another city to save him.
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What players are saying
▼ Not recommended0 hrs
the game is not worth it at all. the house doesnt have salt and i couldnt find any salt on the map. the game doesnt even show controls and it takes forever to just change the resolution. it has frame drops. i bought a knife 2 times and i didnt even get it and then i bought a grenade and still didnt get it. the truck with rocket launchers works very bad and it doesnt destroy any building. i had high hopes for this game but in the stage it is right now it def not worth the money...maybe after some weeks or months when they really try to make the game playable. i feel very bad to give it a bad review but it is what it is
I guess if you like games that are void of purpose, this is a great one. Otherwise, not worth $5. All the drawers in game are empty, you start in a subway where there is no option besides enter the train car and start puking on patrons who end up fighting you to death, where you end up in a house that lacks salt? No one has salt? the interactable items are not always interactable, and people just run up on you and start fighting.
