AMQ: The (Actual) Game

A bad AMQ game about guessing songs and being a booli
Includes over 300 songs, and a variety of (bad) gamemodes!

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About the web demo
You can now try out the horrendous AMQ experience right from the comfort of your own browser!
Only content up to Version 0.1.6 is supported in the demo.


Latest Update (Version 0.1.9c)

  • Mini content update: Occult Ordeal Part II & III
  • Miyu Boss Fight - 82 new guessable songs!
  • Patch (19 Sep): Increased difficulty of new boss fight; +1 song in Bad Teammate
  • Patch (2 Oct): I Dayt'ed a title just to include it in Bad Teammate... what is content anyway?
  • Patch (9 Oct): Dayt changed one fucking letter in Tetsujin 28-gou istg
  • Patch (20 Oct): DB Update: Removed "Hip Whip Girl"; Added speedrun time


    This update concludes all foreseeable development of the game. 
    AMQ's "big update" is finally here, the meme is dead; hope y'all had fun~ 


    Game Guide & Answers

    Use this handy-dandy guide if you're stuck anywhere in the game (yes the Dayt battle titles are in here... 🚶)

    s/o to crowbee, chibi devi, that_osu_guy, jin's #1 stalker, 80215, and the protagonist himself for playing :^)


    StatusOn hold
    PlatformsWindows, macOS, Linux, HTML5
    Rating
    Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
    (1 total ratings)
    AuthorEgerod
    GenreEducational, Visual Novel
    Made withRen'Py
    TagsAnime, brain-damage, Fangame, Meme, Music, Ren'Py, Singleplayer, Typing
    Average sessionAbout an hour
    LanguagesEnglish
    InputsKeyboard, Mouse

    Download

    Download
    AMQ: The (Actual) Game — Windows 155 MB
    Version 0.1.9c Oct 20, 2022
    Download
    AMQ: The (Actual) Game — MacOS 150 MB
    Version 0.1.9c Oct 20, 2022
    Download
    AMQ: The (Actual) Game — Linux 148 MB
    Version 0.1.9c Oct 20, 2022

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