Super Galdelic Hour

released on Mar 29, 2001
by Exrays

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Enix

4 animals turned into busty women, who then go on to play mini-games.


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I played this game with my date and it enchanted both of us into a long lasting relationship thank you super galdelic hour

i play SuperGaldelicHour all day, everyday... all day, everyday...

The 2.5/5 I gave this game is encased in a big, shiny, extremely tacky and ugly CGI heart.
It's a game with an extremely good visual style that still somewhat smells like sweat and piss soaked towels that were left in the back of a closet for 6 to 10 years. If it wasn't for its terrifying plastic bug-eyed girls (that still somewhat grow on you after you play it enough) it could be on par with games like space channel 5 or other dreamcast feverdream games.
I feel like every step that was taken to move this game's feel towards the cute, moe, erotic feeling it wants to have backfires tenfold and instead brings it closer towards Popee the performer or Soda drinker pro's Vivian clark.
The insane haunted circus music and constant zooming in on various bits and pieces of the girls while in bizzarro dream alien landscapes wouldn't feel out of place in an animated ad in the sidebar of some shady porn site.
Seemingly the only progression in the game is gaining sponsors, which add cool unique loading screens. Very fun.

This game made me feel ill and I could smell it through the screen but I still appreciate the experience a lot. I love Sista's strange incomplete english voice lines, and being able to add insanely cranked up black smoke emitters to girls as a cosmetic options.

Originally a 2, but I gave it an extra 0.5 after relistening to the soundtrack... It's got freaking Tomoko Sasaki of Serani Poji!!! The shopping theme is a direct remix of a poji track!!! Ahhh!!!!!

Pretend my 2.5 is actually a 5.

See you next week!

coco you are so beautiful baby please come to america i will make you my wife

The peak of games you don’t really want to explain to people. Somewhere between Sexy Beach, American Gladiator, Space Channel 5, and an overdose of that sweet sweet psychedelia goodness, its gameplay is a standard mini-game collection entirely saved by this flawless look, a mix of hypersexualization and sincere goofiness that veers on turning the whole experience from gross pandering to a cutesy bubblegum utopia. Completely overflowing with style, an idealized arcade experience unbound by the typical restrictions of Japanese exclusivity. Half star off for Kuma and that one weird camera shot for Neko. My life for Toko.