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Very little is known about Hoo-Boy: a small 2017 indie adventure for PC that tongue-in-cheek bills itself as very exciting. Expect a short, quirky experiment rather than a big production.
The closest matches for Hoo-Boy are Clock Simulator, Achievement printer part 1 and Do you know de way. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Hoo-Boy special – the reasons are listed right on each game.
84 %
Best match
An absurdly minimal game where you must click once every second to act as the clock yourself. Its appeal lies in the quirky concept and monotonous focus.
84 % −40 %Accessible and relaxed
A minimal indie title built purely to hand you quick, effortless achievements. It offers almost nothing as an actual gameplay experience.
83 % 24.50 €
Accessible and relaxed
You carefully guide the Queen through a thorny maze to reach the door. A simple, short skill and navigation game with a meme-inspired feel.
83 %
Pure single-player experience
You play as a goat hopping through quirky 2D levels while handling light survival elements. A small, offbeat indie platformer built around silliness.
83 % 0.99 €
Pure single-player experience
Reading Simulator is a minimalist indie oddity where you simply read literary classics in a simulated library. It works more as a quirky parody of simulation games than as a game with real mechanics.
83 %
Accessible and relaxed
You operate a demolition crane and tear down buildings as fast as you can. It's a simple little indie game built around pure destruction, ideal for short sessions.
82 %
Accessible and relaxed
You run a chaotic fake operating system called Ruindows and must keep closing a flood of error pop-ups before they pile up. Now and then the start button even unlocks a surprise farm mode.
82 % 0.99 €
Pure single-player experience
You play a man turned into a ball rolling through a forest, trying to steal all the gas at any cost. It's a tiny, absurd indie oddity that is more about its quirky humor than depth.
82 %
Bright, upbeat tone
You guide a wacky bubble that has to hunt down drink bottles across levels before time runs out. A small, simple indie game for quick sessions.
81 %
Pure single-player experience
A small indie simulator where all you need to do is sign a contract for a million dollars, but doing so proves far harder and more absurd than expected. Little detail is available, so this rating is cautious.
