Fit check
Is Sir! I'd Like To Report A Bug! worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Platformer fans who want demanding obstacle courses
- Players who enjoy unusual humor and pop-culture references
- Retro-style game fans seeking a level-based platforming challenge
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a relaxed platformer without frequent difficulty spikes
- Players looking for open-ended exploration rather than discrete, obstacle-focused levels
- Players who do not want pixel-art presentation or chip-tune-inspired music
Our take on Sir! I'd Like To Report A Bug!
Rather than presenting a heroic specialist, the game centers on an ordinary games tester whose commute becomes a platforming crisis. Its hazards and set pieces replace familiar fantasy threats with workplace travel, glitches, killer cars, and deliberately strange visual events.
What is Sir! I'd Like To Report A Bug!?
Play as Reggie, an ordinary games tester sent to deal with escaped bugs after prototype technology malfunctions.
Travel to and from work through a world that increasingly glitches and breaks, facing hazards such as killer cars, lava floors, and a hostile sun. The game uses 2D platforming with pixel art, chip-tune-inspired music, humor, and references. Levels feature changing destruction caused by the bugs, while Challenge mode adds an additional test. A lower-difficulty mode provides checkpoints, and keyboard and controller support offer different control options. In-game achievements and collectible trading cards are included. The game also features unusual set pieces, including flying old people, bouncing buildings, and a stage connected to Eiffel 65's "Blue (Da Ba Dee)".
How Sir! I'd Like To Report A Bug! plays
- 01Variable level hazards
- Bug-related destruction changes the situations presented across the levels.
- 02Optional difficulty modes
- A lower-difficulty mode adds checkpoints, while Challenge mode provides an additional test.
- 03Two control methods
- The game accepts input from both keyboards and controllers.
- 04Collectible extras
- Players can earn achievements and collect trading cards.
- 05Unusual set pieces
- Stages include flying old people, bouncing buildings, and a level tied to Eiffel 65's "Blue (Da Ba Dee)".
Sir! I'd Like To Report A Bug! compared to similar games
SUPER CHICKEN JUMPER is also a platform-oriented action game, but its description centers on running, jumping, dodging, shooting, and destroying enemies. This game instead focuses on 2D platforming through changing environmental hazards, with a lower-difficulty mode featuring checkpoints and a separate Challenge mode.
Sir! I'd Like To Report A Bug!: platforms & release
Is Sir! I'd Like To Report A Bug! worth it?
It is worth it if: platformer fans who want demanding obstacle courses. Skip it if: players seeking a relaxed platformer without frequent difficulty spikes.
Where can I download Sir! I'd Like To Report A Bug!?
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What platforms is Sir! I'd Like To Report A Bug! on?
Windows only.
