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About This Game From the folks behind the BIT.TRIP series comes the frantic insanity that is WOAH DAVE! Help our hero, Dave Lonuts, survive an insane alien invasion and line his pockets with shiny pennies. Hurl alien eggs, skull bombs, and explosive WOAH blocks to stay alive and sky rocket yourself to high score fame and fortune. The brave players who manage to survive the alien onslaught and collect the most coins will be rewarded with top placement on the fierce online leaderboards. Do you have what it takes to be the world’s best Dave? Or will you end up playing second fiddle to another, more powerful Dave? Woah Dave! also features a local two-player competitive mode, where two Daves can go head-to-head in a battle to collect the most coins. We aren’t exaggerating when we say it could very well result in ruined friendships and unsalvageable marriages. Competitive games are good like that. If that isn’t enough Dave for you, there’s also Bonkers Mode with more aliens, more lava, and more chances to get killed. Those who brave the storm will be rewarded with a splendor of precious coinage; those who fail will be revoked of their License to Dave. Good luck, and may the best Dave win. 7aa9394dea Title: Woah Dave!Genre: Action, IndieDeveloper:MiniVisionsPublisher:Choice ProvisionsRelease Date: 30 Oct, 2014 Woah Dave! Download Rar File woah dave 3ds. woah dave ps4 review. woah dave wiki. woah dave psnprofiles. woah dave ps4 trophies. woah dave trophy guide. woah dave juego. woah dave metacritic. woah dave vita review. woah vicky david dobrik. woah dave trophies. woah dave vita. woah dave 1000 coins. woah dave ps4. woah dave trofeos. woah dave platinum. woah dave leitfaden. woah dave review. woah dave 3ds review. woah dave trophy guide and roadmap. woah dave ps vita. woah dave game. woah dave gameplay. woah dave wii u I nostalgia'd hard playing this. I grew up playing Atari 2600 and everything about this game is a throwback to that era of gaming. If this game came out back in the 80s and was in arcades it would have eaten a ton of quarters. Essentially the object of the game is to pick up and destroy the eggs before they hatch. Skulls, eggs, and woah blocks all fall randomly throughout the level as you play. Eggs can be thrown at hatched monsters to kill them but can also hatch while you're holding them and hurt you. Skulls can be thrown at eggs and monsters to kill them, or used as a timed bomb since they blow up after a few seconds. Woah blocks destroy everything in the level. The object is to collect coins and get as high of a score as possible.I picked it up on sale for 99\u00a2 and it's definitely worth it for that price. It's one level that goes as long as you can stay alive. It's a genuine arcade style game. There is also another more difficult mode that is unlocked after you reach a score of $1.50. I did this within my first hour playing although it was not easy to obtain. I recommend using a controller to play the game. Overall it's a great time and I really enjoy it, as simple as it is.. Woah Dave! is a deciptively simple arcade game at first, but things can quickly get out of hand. Not immediately killing the enemies on screen makes them worth a lot more points, but also makes them much more dangerous. This simple risk\/reward mechanic plays out nicely, and always keeps you on your feet (thumbs) as you struggle for the high score. The game is very much "what you see is what you get", so don't expect unlocks\/a plot\/different worlds. That is not to say that it fails. Woah Dave! has been boiled down to provide players an intense, sweaty-palms, "one more round", type of arcade experience that few games deliver today.. I picked this up for a $1 and it was pretty fun and felt like I got my money's worth. I wouldn't buy this for more than a $1 though.. Dave's bad tripresults in a great gameandthe murderof millionsof innocentpeople.. Woah Dave is incredibly addictive platform gaming at its finest.I hereby nominate it for the Woahhhhhhh Dude award, which should be the Woahhhhhhh Dave award!Wonderful chaps...all of them.. I nostalgia'd hard playing this. I grew up playing Atari 2600 and everything about this game is a throwback to that era of gaming. If this game came out back in the 80s and was in arcades it would have eaten a ton of quarters. Essentially the object of the game is to pick up and destroy the eggs before they hatch. Skulls, eggs, and woah blocks all fall randomly throughout the level as you play. Eggs can be thrown at hatched monsters to kill them but can also hatch while you're holding them and hurt you. Skulls can be thrown at eggs and monsters to kill them, or used as a timed bomb since they blow up after a few seconds. Woah blocks destroy everything in the level. The object is to collect coins and get as high of a score as possible.I picked it up on sale for 99\u00a2 and it's definitely worth it for that price. It's one level that goes as long as you can stay alive. It's a genuine arcade style game. There is also another more difficult mode that is unlocked after you reach a score of $1.50. I did this within my first hour playing although it was not easy to obtain. I recommend using a controller to play the game. Overall it's a great time and I really enjoy it, as simple as it is.. This is the most tragic game I have ever played.The premise: You're Dave. As a child, Dave had no friends due to his quirky behavior, and so videogames became his only company. They filled his imagination and made every day an adventure. The floor was lava. Adults were alien creatures.One day, Dave's parents realized he was no longer pretending. Touching the floor resulted in shrieking anxiety attacks and catatonia shortly thereafter. His tendency to pelt adults with breakfast food went from cute to terrifying once he developed the strength to put a classmate in the hospital with a hard-boiled egg.Dave was diagnosed with schizophrenia. His mental illness proved unresponsive to standard medication. He had to be involuntarily committed.But captivity did not suit Dave.Venture forth from the confines of the psych ward and take your vengeance on the aliens who seek to deprive you of your freedom and self-determination. But beware, getting too close allows them a chance to dose you with their sedatives. Three doses and you're once again at their mercy, your ears filled with the wailing siren of your oppressors.But no jail can hold Dave forever.. EDIT: I returned to the game after the "Deluxe" upgrade. Although the developers did add a couple more levels (effectively tripling the content), there is still very little gameplay overall. The two new levels have only minor differences from the original. And all the "new characters" they added are nothing more than pixel-swaps - they all move and play in exactly the same way.Basically, I would say that if you have a strong fondness for early-to-mid-80s arcade games but wish they were a lot more difficult, you might like Woah Dave. Even then though, I think $5 is too much for what you are getting here.The music is still the best part of the game, by a wide margin.My original review is below, though it's mostly obsolete now:Even at $5, this is one of the biggest ripoffs on Steam. There is only one stage and one game mode. After 5 minutes of playtime, you have seen virtually everything the game has to offer. I paid $1 for it on sale, and I still feel like it was a waste of money. I can't remember the last time I played a freeware game that was so limited in scope.People say it's an arcade game, so it's supposed to be simple, but even arcade games have multiple stages, particularly games like Joust or Mario Bros., which are Woah Dave's closest relatives, gameplay-wise. Those two games are 30-plus years old now, and they both have far greater ambition and longevity than this one. I would be seriously astonished if the total development time was more than 4 hours, including art and music.(Incidentally, the music is the best aspect by far. I wish they had included a full-length mix that we could listen to outside of the game.)Even a basic level editor would've helped a lot, or some other kind of customization options, but there's nothing.. Every criticism I read about the game feels deeply unfair. Look at a game like the original Mario Bros, or Ms. Pac Man, or Centipede or Tetris. Sit there and tell me with a straight face that those are "simple" or that they "lack depth". It is possible to find brilliance and depth within elegant simplicity; we see that in modern titles like Minecraft and Downwell and Molemen Must Die! just to name a few. And you will find that elegant simplicity here as well.In the swamp of games that is available in today's market it could be very easy to dismiss this game quickly as a turd, after seeing it's admittedly crude graphics. And I could even see a person becoming disenchanted due to the lack of obvious game instructions - it's left to the player and yet it's all there to be taken-in and easily deduced if you are observant.I've read grievances that it's a single-screen game, but if you play for a short time you can see that the playfield and enemy behavior dramatically change as the game unfolds ... I feel that's a narrow criticism. I've also read complaints that the graphics are blocky and chintzy... but the thing about speedy arcade games like this is that they demand simplified graphics so the player is not overloaded - and in this game the graphics are done exceptionally well and thoughtfully, and the color palette is well-designed and gives great visibility to all of the screen elements.I rarely complain about others preferences in games, but it feels like most negative reviews about this game are incorrectly stating that it has no depth, or are grieving that it is less than what they expect it to be, which irritates me because nowhere have I been misled as to what this game is all about.And nothing could have prepared me for how addictive and satisfying it is to achieve play outcomes and combos and nice moves. I feel like if this game came out in the early 80s it would be a legendary classic today.. Woah Dave has captivated me with its simple "easy to learn, hard to master" playstyle. The simple pick up and play nature of it make it an easy game to play when you've got a minute or two to spare. Desimating aliens with their own children has never been so much fun!