Imagine a game that includes more than one type of puzzle to solve and earn trophies but also gives you the option to fail and move on. Not only that, you get accompanied by the host behind this game, who will share his personal opinions around whatever you do. The selling point of "Dude, Stop" is passing through the small puzzle scenarios through both right and wrong ways. That, and to hear the host freaking out when you're doing the latter. Solving and failing most of the puzzles are easy enough; it's only at a few occassions where some rare achievements are tricky to find out, which after several time-consuming rounds might require you to look up on guides for completionists. Quite reminiscent of the "There Is No Game" franchise so if you're looking for a relatively casual puzzle game with extra dose of amusement, give this a shot.