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Greetings fellow gamers! This is Gamer Guy (In a Suit) from the Echo Army YouTube channel! Today I am bringing you a review of the new Free-To-Play game on Steam, Oh...Sir! Oh....Sir! was released on Steam on December 21st, 2015 by Developer Vile Monarch and Publisher Gambitious Digital Entertainment.

(NOTE: This game is FREE.)

The "Too Long, Didn't Watch" Review:

It is Free, it was made in 42 hours. Funny concept, could use more lines. 2/5

The "Meat & Potatoes" Review:

It take a second to realize the turn-patter/rhythm of the game. It is actually a pretty cool and funny concept that could very easily be developed into a fantastic game. As is, the dialogue is SEVERELY limited. Do keep in mind, this game was made in a mere 42 hours and is also quite free. It is worth a try. Go give it a few clicks, spend about 5-10 minutes with it. Hell, I could even see it being a fun drinking game as is. Great concept and I would LOVE to see a fully fleshed out, online-multiplayer version. Maybe even with a random partner drawn for each round. All things considered, 2/5 simply because it's likely you'll try it, love the concept, but not play the game again.

Happy Gaming!

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