Send in the Clown Brings Its One-Battle Birthday RPG to Steam
The turn-based comedy RPG Send in the Clown is detailed with a demo on Steam, where a clown named Pockets saves a 12-year-old's party.
Send in the Clown, a turn-based RPG comedy in which the player controls a clown named Pockets, has been detailed with a demo available on its Steam page. Rock Paper Shotgun reported the details.
The game's premise is simple: Pockets must save a 12-year-old's birthday party, and the entire game features only one battle. That fight is against a child named Tad, the birthday girl's brother. The birthday girl is named Miranda.
Beyond that single confrontation, players befriend party guests through minigames. These include a rhythm game with a single dad and quick time events with an exhausted mum. Characters the player wins over in those minigames join the player's party.
The game also includes secrets to unlock that help in the fight against Tad. Send in the Clown runs about an hour long.
Demo and length
A demo is available now on the game's Steam page, giving players a chance to try the comedy RPG ahead of its full release.
Quick answers
Where can I play the Send in the Clown demo?
The demo is available on the game's Steam page.
How long is Send in the Clown?
The game is about an hour long.
Who do you fight in Send in the Clown?
The game features only one battle, against a child named Tad, the birthday girl's brother.