Chungus Rampage in Big forest 12+

When I found out the creator of Fancy Text- Font Changer was working on a new game I couldn’t believe what I was hearing. This game not only changes the way in which I view entertainment, it has changed the way I view myself. People will just say, “oh look a game about a rabbit”, this would be tantamount to calling the New Testament a book about a man with a beard.

It is advised to not spent too long playing this game non stop, as there was so much endorphins flooding my brain out of pure ecstasy that I started to hallucinate and started having severe spells of paranoia, ultimately leading me to a situation that ended with me and my next door neighbor having a blazing argument at 4am however we settled the damage to the bathroom window out of court and the police officer that was facilitating the conflict resolution between us said that it is almost unbelievable that I was able to stay conscious with the amount of blood I lost when I cut myself on the broken glass

Finally! I have searched time and time again to find a game I can call ‘the next big mobile game’ and this is it. Not only are the graphics stunning and almost real life esc, but the sound design itself is utterly gorgeous. When playing this game I cried 12 times at the heart breaking scenery and gameplay and even blacked out at one point due to the sheer over exhaustion I felt.

This game is truly a worthy download and sits atop my best mobile games list. I have never experienced a feeling quite like this and even whilst writing this i feel as though I am about to pass out from sheer excitement of getting back to play. However a downside I must add is that the faint of heart shouldn’t play it as when I showed my weak hearted friend he flatlined and had to be sent to hospital.

I remember everything like It was yesterday but let me tell you the full story. I was a young boy fleeing from my school detention, It was a long run through the maze like alleyways. Suddenly, I heard a noise it was an ambush put together by the teachers. I kept running until I couldn’t see the ambushers anymore, but soon I realised I was hopelessly lost in the heart of the city. I walked and walked for hours but it was over I was lost. But yet there was hope. A beacon of light shining reflecting off of the wet, concrete floor and the brick walls, it was him! Big Chungus led me towards freedom, out of the jungle of alleyways! I tried to thank him but in his soft voice he said “I’m sorry my child but the heavens need me” and with that he flew back to his home in the clouds. I shed a tear. That was the day I became a believer.