A game on Steam tells you how to return it if you’re not good enough

Cryptmaster, a dungeon crawler released on Steam in May, harnesses the power of words for interactive quests and turn-based combat. The game surprises with new mechanics and challenges players to fight their way through the kingdom, humorously pointing out when someone isn’t good enough.

Which game is it about? This is the game Cryptmaster, which just released on Steam in May.

It is a dungeon crawler where you interact by typing or saying words and completing quests. You use the power of words to unleash forgotten spells and defeat eerie foes in turn-based battles.

You continuously discover new game mechanics, from collecting creatures to bard rap battles, as you fight through the kingdoms. However, if you don’t perform well, the game advises you to return it on Steam.

You can watch the trailer for the game here:

When even the game thinks your performance is too poor

How does the game tell you that you are too bad? User StarSlay3er posts on X a sequence from the game where she fails immediately at the start. She is prompted by the game to type or say the word Hit, which she consciously ignores.

As a result, a sequence appears where you are told that the game is not for you. Furthermore, the game explains that it is not the game’s fault, but the player’s fault if they do not understand the game.

Then the entity asks if you have played for more than two hours. If you deny this, the entity explains how to return games on Steam. Nevertheless, the game then asks if you would like to try again. If you deny this, the entity bids you farewell.

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What happens if you have played for more than 2 hours? The user FrankieGonzo69 asks the user on X what would happen if she answered “Yes” to the question of whether she had played for more than two hours.

The user tries this out. In response, she is informed by the entity that it is now unfortunately too late to return the game and that she should consider the game as an experience.

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