SLUDGE LIFE: The BIG MUD Sessions
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SLUDGE LIFE: The BIG MUD SESSIONS is a 10 minute standalone first-person / vandalism-centric adventure game that takes place between both SLUDGE LIFEs.
BIG MUD is about to record a track that could land him a DEAL, but the CIGGIES ran out and it’s making him MAD ANXIOUS. Can you hook him up?
Originally released as the DEMO for SLUDGE LIFE 2.
Steam User 12
This game helped me appreciate the finer things in life like eating slugs, vandalizing other people’s property, and taking pictures of cats.
Steam User 4
Not much here to do but not every game has to be the second coming of Christ.
It's just a fun little time killer.
You can 100% this game in like 1.5 minutes if you know what to do and where to find everything.
6 / 10
Steam User 4
Brief taste of what makes the Sludge Life games so great. Fits perfectly between the first and second games.
Steam User 2
Sludge Life 1 and 2 are THE GOAT of chill first-person exploration games. Pretty funny short games. Plus, there's no such thing as too many poop, anuses and drugs jokes. I swear to God I would KILL to get Sludge Life 3 someday.
Steam User 2
Sludge Life: The Big Mud Sessions was originally the demo for Sludge Life 2, but now serves as a free, quick interlude between the two games. If you haven't played the games it gives you a claustrophobic take on what the game has to offer. So this is a worthy bite-sized experience for both players who played the first game and those who are checking out the series for the first time. I'd definitely recommend it for the solid job it does giving you a sample of the world, music and vibe.
Steam User 1
It does what a demo need. This is all you can expect from the full game, but not just a slice of it.
Steam User 1
Pretty good demo in my opinion. Incapsulates the way Sludge life is pretty well. Cat's smoking (everyone smoking) tagging, slugs eating, taking pictures, the password being 69. I hate when people give bad reviews because they don't know how the game works. This is actually really good even if it's short. And also, I agree that the full game is weird and it might not be for everyone, but don't give a bad review just because you're not weird enough to like it