Where's My Mommy?

I LIKE TO POOP

Its hard to find your mother in someone's gut! but you have to do your best and try hard.
I wish all of u find your mother before she drops to the toilet .

full of bugs. developers don't care about reported bugs (e.g. achievement bug for "hard poop" achievement) in discussion forums and upon direct emails.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1459798281

Darn amazing, if you have a darn amazing humor. I found this game trough a coupon. And man, am I glad that i have recieved that coupon.

This game makes me annoyed every time I play it and I'll keep coming back to it because it's that damn addictive.

Let's put the gross humor aside for a bit here and focus on the game itself.
It's not a bad game but for the price tag but I don't think it is worth the money at all. Buy this game on sale off 90%.
You're playing as mini Poopy and your objective is to avoid traps and obstacles while using your different abilities aswell as going trough different levels. Each level gets harder as you progress. You have the ability to jump over obstacles. The second ability you have is for squeezing trough small gaps or objects in that order you can use it for. The third ability is to turn yourself into a fatso Poopy and charge trough items and break them.
It's quite a funny endless runner game once you get the hang of the controls etc. You'll get to know the story from the game once you run it. It's just about 2 mins long. The game does have a fairly catchy soundtrack. + Achievements and Steam Trading Cards.

You get what you pay for, and well - you're in for a surprise. This game won't last for that long, but it's fun. Just make sure no one is watching above your shoulder.
I do recommand giving it a try!

Another joke game. It's hilarious as your journey takes you where no other game has yet to explore.

It's actually really funny to play however the $6 is rough. If you're into weird and funny games like this on steam than grab it on sale.

I got this because I thought it was hilarious. Poop is hilarious. This game is not that easy, but great to play with a controller. The music is fitting and the little story in the beginning is cute. While there isn't a whole lot of features (you switch back and forth between hard poop and liquid poop to get through obstacles) the game can be challenging. If you like these little racing skill games, I say go for it. Plus it has achievements and cards! When it's on sale, why not?

I do not have the right words to describe this game...
"Gross" is the first thing to pop up into my mind and yes, indeed it's pretty gross. But as a game, it's a solid casual arcade and it's pretty fun to play, but... Yet again, gross. So, yeah... It's a good arcade, but it is indeed completelly full of sнiт in every aspect a human mind can try to comprehend. It's not a sнiттy game per se... All the contrary. The game is well-made and it's fun to play, but... It's about lil' sнiт, that you'll be moving around large intestine forward to... Well... You know.

So, yeah. Yeaaaah... I can't even rate this game, Jesus. Well, it's good and not so good at same time. You'll get it once you try it. So... In case if you are, for some reason are looking for some gross but fun games, this ones hits the spot. This game is exactly what you needed in your life and you should probably try it out.

it's not really fun; the concept is (depending on your definition of the word) but the gameplay sucks (ass).

firstly: you can kind of slow yourself by pushing left, but you are perpetually being pushed forward (mind, not by anyTHING but, at least considering the context, yup). so it's basically a sort of runner game, further evidenced by the fact that even "Story Mode" levels are randomly generated. you can (double) jump, hold RT to become super-solid, hold LT to become liquid. you must make your way through different obstacles. that is the game.

these obstacles - it just takes trial-and-error to figure out by what means they may be traversed; this wouldn't necessarily be a problem if not for the fact that often the level goes dark - when this occurs, it's nearly impossible to accurately discern what is what. likewise, sometimes the track is such that diarrhea (touching of which results in instant death) is unavoidable.

i will continue trying to play it but the price tag is laughable - if you can get it for less than a dollar or in a bundle, sure, it'd probably be worth it; the premise is at least novel and the art is pretty pretty; the levels are littered with memes and references ("toilet humor") - oh but the music is absolutely dreadful, and there are very poor transitions between the tracks.

i cannot recommend it.

EDIT: oh yeah, and a technical qualm: the game apparently only supports three resolutions; keep having to Alt+Enter to force fullscreen.

EDIT: to put it succinctly: the gameplay is "hold LT until an obstacle comes along that requires becoming super-solid when necessary, watching for when to jump to avoid the diarrhea / getting stuck (for which there is an Achievement even!)." the hit-detection isn't dependable, both in split-second reactions and after collisions.

the former: if two obstacles follow back-to-back that require use of the two different states (liquid and super-solid), you have to switch well before you reach the second obstacle; the hit-boxes are wider than the objects themselves (which i take as an indication of a poor engine)(bearing in mind i'm ignorant of technicals technically but am correct in comparing it to a Flash game).

the latter: further proof of that Flash comparison, after having switched and immediately after the animation for the successful passing of an obstacle, you can release the Trigger - this renders the gameplay less than it appears.

also: the movement over the trac(t) - if you hit a bump and get airborne, this counts as a jump - diarrhea is prone to be placed in such a way after a ramp that a double-jump is necessary; the inertia robs you of one of the jumps, leaving you with only the second, which usually just launches you INTO the obstacle.

beautifully illustrated, poorly designed - in my opinion! it is entirely possible that those masters of platformers / runners will be able to reckon the nuances and exploit them, which actually seems required - my whole contention is that, rather than building a tight game, the devs leave it to you TO glean such technique, which reflects poorly on them.

The game "Where is my mommy" is full of creative shit. You switch between diarrhea and some kind of constipation to follow your 'flushing' mom. While doing this u can be faster (diarrhea) or smash items like drug bags or old forgotten condoms.
I really like it and I'd say its worth the money.

Extremely bland runner. I had no fun at all with this game.
Play it for 5 minutes and thats it, you have seen everything the game has to offer.
Wouldnt recommend to anybody. Its also way too overpriced for what it is. Seems like a little flash game that you play on free web sites.

For the discounted price that I got it this game is decent. I just wish that they added better controls and a better story. I'm still trying to get used to the controls but the tutorial focuses on an xbox controller which makes it confusing for people who have never used one.

this game is pure shit(OMG IM SO FUNNY) i got it for 89 cents and its not even worth that. how can someone have to stupidly buy this game for 6 dollars. just dont. please

This game is absolutely disgusting. At the same time it's hilarious. The art style is fantastic, even though it's obviously parody-style. The music can be a little much, but it also feels like they're trying to make it funny, so that actually worked for me. The gameplay is super simplistic, I swear this game would sell more if I could play it on my smartphone. It's really DAMN hard though, you have to be really fast...I mean it's a runner game, you get exactly what you expect. Is it worth $6? No. Is it worth $3? Probably not. Get it on sale though, the game is well developed and a decent game to kill some time and/or rage at for a couple minutes before deciding to play something more involved.

And disclaimer...I haven't finished it yet. I can't even finish the second level, it's so ridiculously difficult.

This was my first look video. In terms of gameplay it doesn't change from this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NPTqnI1-8n8

I LOVE this game! The detail of the items found in the colon/intestines is amazing! The soundtrack is awesome, it works for driving to work too!! <3

What does this person stick up their ass? Everything. All in all a very fun game, the box colliders need some work. You can't change "state" within a couple of pixels and still make it, you have to go solid or sloppy well in advance of getting to a butt object.

Pretty gross, but kinda entertaining. Soundtrack is great, and gameplay is alright. Needs more options, as it only tells you the controls as if you are using a controller, not a keyboard. 7/10

As I figured when I saw this, this game is a very simplistic, rushed "Gimmick" game made only to appeal to the "Pewdie Pie" mentalities of the world.. but then again doesn't he have over 40 million subscribers? ..Well no wonder the developer here is trying so hard to appeal to that kind of mentality.

Watch my "First Play on Launch Day" First Impressions and Review Here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QEDGZUk0YVQ

Good for a few quick and simple laughs maybe (or to make your squeamish mother or girlfriend gag), but as far as gameplay and fun, naw.. not for long anyhow. This game will quickly bore even the most hardcore "poop" fans.

*** 42% IS MY SCORE, WATCH MY VIDEO REVEW
ABOVE TO SEE HOW I CAME UP WITH THAT SCORE ***

Not recommended.. Unless you're name is "Pewdie Pie" then this game will have definite value because it will make you fake giggle and snort for all of perhaps 15 minutes and get you millions of views and thousands of dollars in revenue, otherwise the value is just not here.. 'nor is it much fun.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=deP04zEdH-c

If you've grown tired of crappy endless runners hitting the Steam marketplace, well, rejoice, as there's now one centered around feces. Where's My Mommy? is the tale of young Poopey in search of his mother after a terrible "earthquake" pulls the two apart. In his quest he travels through the colon in hopes of rescuing her before passing through the hole that no life has ever been seen from once it passes through, all the while avoiding a plethora of obstacles and memes along the way. But is this title worth the nearly six dollars US currency, or does its Binding of Isaac/Newgrounds style of artwork in the trailer stand as the only aspect of the game worth noting?

For the most part the humor is subtle, but it wears thin within the first minute or two of actual game play. Playing as a mound of excrement is a running joke we're seeing quite a lot of, perhaps as an allegory for the Steam Greenlight system and approval process. This includes the recent fecal inspired platformer titled Freedom Poopie that has your tightly packed hero collecting items and solving mini puzzles to clear a level, as well as a number of other bodily fluid inspired entries too poorly done to make it to the storefront. For Where's My Mommy?, however, you just have to jump over or through certain dangerous barriers. Some of them are cheeky, such as the skeletal remains of a hamster, bags of cocaine, condoms, as well as half of what appears to be Spongebob Squarepants and, well, that's about the extent of the humor that isn't internet troll faces on gold coins or the Lord of the Rings Aragorn meme about how "one does not simply just" to explain things such as how animal bones and diarrhea will hurt the player. There's no need for those last two to exist here unless trying to bait Jim Sterling into covering this game which, if so, it backfired as it only attracted this reviewer (so far).

The control scheme can seem a bit daunting at first but, really, it ends up just three buttons/keys. Q turns you to liquid to pass through porous or grated objects, d hardens you to destroy the others, and both a and the space bar jump. There is a double jump option but, at the time of writing this review, the second pressing of the button to trigger it doesn't always respond as well as it needs to, not to mention I've accidentally gotten it to triple jump somehow on two occasions. The instructions during the practice segments, however, show the Xbox controller scheme, and not the keyboard, so if you forget you have to play a bit of s guessing game to advance. And, really that's the height of the difficulty across the game's three modes of play.

Story mode is literally a casual runner experience, and where you'll spend most of your time trying to save your mother. It's a good way to get some practice in, though offers very little actual challenge, or anything of real interest to keep you going other than a random "Hey, look at that, how'd that get in there?" moment like the observance of a severed finger tucked away neatly. There's also Endless mode which is literally the endless runner approach to the game with the same level of difficulty, while Sadist mode throws more difficult challenges at you. Of course, those challenges are just the same gimmicky obstacles, but more of them, and all clumped tightly together.

All that said, Where's My Mommy? does look good for an endless runner style game, not to mention does have a fairly catchy soundtrack. There are some random elements like harmonized flatulence that may catch you off guard, as well as a man shouting "I need an adult!" in the background that I believe is from South Park, but it's hard to tell. Either way, the audio does stand as one of the more impressive aspects, but even that isn't quite enough to save the gameplay, or keep you going.

Where's My Mommy? is the most basic of bare bones concepts for the style, though with a stagnant humorous set-up that doesn't last beyond the first few minutes of playing, leaving simpler titles like Mindless Running, yet another cutesy endless runner with a story mode that only costs one US dollar, to be a far more viable option to waste plenty of time on because it knows what it is and isn't trying to reinvent the wheel with the same tools and strive to reach the same outcome. Instead of relying on you to care to ask "What else is up this person/animal's ass?", that one focuses on being a competent game with a simple story and proper increasing difficulty curve that makes it more a score attack experience than one simply meant to shock you or play up your childish sense of humor, something I admit to have yet still found this title bland.

To put it bluntly, Where's My Mommy? is just boring. It's just a one-joke gimmick that plays off the popularity of a genre that is completely over saturated the way it is. There's little to really keep the player going except for achievements, and even then they aren't worth the time or six US dollars for such a barren experience. Even at one or two dollars, you're left with something that loses the power of its punchline almost immediately, leaving you having spent money for something that would have been better received on mobile devices or Newgrounds. Hopefully the developer does or adds more to this game in the future but, as it stands, you can only polish a turd so much before you just accept that fact that it is, indeed, a turd.