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92% positive of 39 · Positive · Live from Steam
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In this psychedelic 2d platformer you are a walking head named Mr Head and your wives have been kidnapped by your own body! Now you have to scream your way back to them! This game is darkly comedic, bold, artistic, flips familiar gaming concepts on its HEAD and has an amazingly punchy soundtrack
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Review score: 92% on 2026-11-01 → 92% today (39 reviews)
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Works great on Steam Deck. Results from Valve's own testing.
1 item on Steam, newest first.

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Made mr head like 20% faster, made the final bossfight a bit more manageable (added targets for fists)
fixed some old bugs, created some new ones, you know - the usual
look it's difficult to make a video game okay I'm locking and unlocking fps just like charli xcx in that one song there it is:
As it turns out my previous patch broke the gravity somewhat making one of the levels nigh unbeateble which is uuuugh not ideal. So I fixed it. Also tried fixing crashing on the moon level but since I can't reproduce this bug it's like taking shots in the dark…
As it turns out all the animations and processes were already limited to 60 fps so any more fps than that were just tanking the performance without adding anything to the table SO THAT'S WHY PIZZA TOWER WAS CAPPED AT 60 NOW I GET IT HUH
Back in December 2025 I attended my first ever gaming convention where I sat at a table with a perpetually greasy Xbox controller hooked up to a dusty laptop floating in the sea of caffeinated drinks that kept my soon-to-be-overcome-by-the-flu body from fallin…