Rick and Morty: A Way Back Home

Rick and Morty: A Way Back Home is a visual novel game inspired by the popular cartoon Rick and Morty. Now, while we all know that Rick and Morty is by no means a kids show, this adult-oriented cartoon just got into a whole new level of adult territory. The show usually depicts not only violence, but constantly strong language, mature themes, and even sexual references.

The show got most of its popularity thanks to the memes and the power of the internet. And with many fans, it was to be expected a game like this would soon emerge. The lack of many official Rick and Morty games is really odd, but that's what fans are there for. Sure, this may not be the Rick and Morty game you were expecting, or it could be exactly what you're looking for, depending on what games you like. But that's enough for now, let's talk about the game in question.

About the game

Rick and Morty: A Way Back Home is a fan-made game, based on the characters of Rick and Morty. It's a visual novel sexual game with tons of references to the show. The game is still in the making, but you can play it already on Android or your Computer.

The game features many different objectives that will have you interact with different characters from the show. Of course, these interactions usually end up in sexual situations, but they are based on the show too. There are minigames, mission logs, and a nice phone-based UI in the game, so it's a pretty well-developed game so far.

Does it feel like Rick and Morty?

One of the coolest things about Rick and Morty is how they play with different dimensions and realities. So if you think about it, this game could even be canon in a different universe from the original show. The game does a great job of feeling like a Rick and Morty product, even though it's not licensed and will never be.

Unlike games like Four Elements Trainer, where the source material is grossly insulted by the game, this title tries to keep it real. Of course, it's not as if anything here would ever happen in a Rick and Morty episode, but they mostly try to keep the characters the way they are in the show.

Review

This game is alright, even though it's not finished yet. It looks great, and the art style looks exactly like the original show. The story is simple, but it's still fun, and there are a lot of minigames and missions to complete.

• Graphics and visuals: The game's art is excellent, it looks exactly like the original show. The animated scenes are hot and sexy, and the world-design is just like taken out of the show.

• Gameplay: As in any visual novel, the gameplay is very simple. A few clicks here and there and there you go. But it's still nicely developed. The UI is clean and fits perfectly with the rest of the art in the game. It's a nice job so far, and it keeps receiving upgrades as it updates.

• Sound: It takes sound from the series, but so far there's nothing much to say about this game in this aspect.