The fact that the theme is expressed so well is the reason why this game is rated high, but not rated higher because the graphics are still pretty standard as far as SNES goes. Each world has it's own little theme, and none of them fail to stay uphold the theme of grossness. Even the ropes you swing on are made of slimy boogers. Some backgrounds contain random slimy tongues, ears secreting goo, ingrown hairs, and any nasty thing you can think of. Throughout the game, you can jump on little pimples that are growing everywhere for bonus points. In the first world (Flatulence Swamp) everything is covered in slime and snot. Every aspect of the environment is meant to be gross. But this game had a theme, and the developers did a very good job at going above and beyond that theme in every level. Graphics: 8 As far as your typical 2D platform SNES games go, the graphics are what you would have as a standard for the SNES. If you want to get in touch with your childhood where bodily functions were the funniest thing in the world, give this game a whirl. Along with that, you can hock loogies, burp, fart, or jump (the only traditional platforming aspect of this game) on your enemies. As you can gather from "A pick and flick adventure", your main method of attack is to throw your boogers at your enemies. You play to role of Boogerman, the superhero that jumps into Dimension X, which has been transformed into a world where every little kid insult (boogerhead, fart-breath, pizza-face) would be a compliment.
This game is a platform game with the nastiest twist possible.
But as you can imagine from the title alone, Boogerman offers just that.
Boogerman - A Pick and Flick Adventure Review by: rcarter2 - 7/10 Grossest Game Ever Made When you play your typical SNES game, I doubt the words that come to mind would be flatulence, belching, puss, boogers, and loogies.
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