Bad Cheese is an indie game that lets you have fun in no time. At its core, it has simple yet demanding gameplay. Your goal is to keep the cheese safe for as long as possible and be careful of various obstacles. While it may seem like a “small game” at first glance, its accelerating pace and reflex-demanding nature draw players in as they progress.
Bad Cheese Minimum System Requirements:
- Operating System: Windows 10
- Processor: Intel i3
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660
- Storage: 5 GB free space
How to Play?
- Move: Use the touchscreen or mouse to roll or drag your cheese.
- Rot: Mold, stain, and spread odor as you travel along the shelf. The more rotten you become, the higher your score at the end of the game.
- Overcome Obstacles: Avoid colliding with other foods, falling off the edge of the shelf, or dealing with unexpected physical quirks.
- Completely Rot: Reach the final goal by rotting “perfectly” and sink into the dark depths of the shelf.
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FAQ
Bad Cheese is an independent game with a humorous style that requires reflexes, speed, and attention. Players try to complete levels by overcoming various obstacles.
It is currently available on PC (Steam).
No, Bad Cheese offers a single-player experience.
Yes, the difficulty increases as you progress. While the first levels are easier, later levels require quick reflexes and attention.
Yes, the development team releases updates and bug fixes from time to time.
Yes, the game can be played with a keyboard. There is also controller support for players who prefer it.
