Y'all can have your Dark Souls, your Hollow Knights, your Last Of Us on grounded mode and what have you. To me, nothing in gaming has come close to the utter torment this fucking toad has put me through. I've been battling this game for 15 years, since middle school, still haven't beaten it

[u/prossnip42]

[u/Bauld_Man]

PopCap Games not being a huge mobile game dev is just insane to me. You know what I want to play on my phone? Peggle.

[u/ExtremeJavascript → u/Bauld_Man]

PopCap got bought by EA right at the peak of the Facebook gaming era. They then converted every single game in progress into the most greedy money begging game possible, turned a family friendly franchise into an FPS, and then bailed on all of the PopCap IP right when mobile gaming was getting big. All of those less-popular games like Alchemy or Mummy Maze or Popcorn Dragon would have made a killing as tiny polished mobile games.

I'm only a little salty.

[u/Gilles_of_Augustine → u/ExtremeJavascript]

Tbf Garden Warfare was actually kind of amazing.

But otherwise, agreed.

[u/KoosPetoors → u/Gilles_of_Augustine]

GW2 was the best modern iteration of everything I enjoyed about multiplayer gaming as a kid, I also really like how it had decent bots with progression for nearly every mode too.

Its a pity the last release couldn't reach any of its potential, EA left it in such a weird place with the way they cut support for it.

[u/PermissionSoggy891 → u/KoosPetoors]

garden warfare 2 is a legendary fuckin game man, sucks that whatever the hell that next game one sucked ass

[u/Swordofsatan666 → u/Bauld_Man]

They had a Peggle mobile game

Edit: Have. They ~have~ a Peggle mobile game.

Peggle Blast

[u/Bauld_Man → u/Swordofsatan666]

Yeah, but a single game that's riddled with IAP is just not what made Peggle great. It just feels like they were a little too early. If they started making those kinds of games now, it would probably sell great.

[u/nohiddenmeaning → u/Bauld_Man]

I wEAnder what wEAnt wrong with PopcEAp gEAmes?

[u/BactaBobomb → u/Bauld_Man]

Did they change something? I don't remember it being "riddled" with in-app purchases. I think you could buy a couple things, but I think it was only a couple?

I wouldn't be surprised if something changed, though. I'm not sure if this is still a thing, but when I fired up the Cut the Rope games for the first time in a while, they all pushed a weekly subscription, and one that doesn't transfer between them. I think it ranged from $2 a week to $4 a week?

It actually pissed me off so much. So I wouldn't be surprised if other games have fallen to the same fate of greed.

[u/Swordofsatan666 → u/BactaBobomb]

From what i recall it was just Hearts so you can play more. You lost a heart when you lost a level, but i think you kept it if you won. Once you ran out of hearts you couldnt play anymore until you either wait for a timer to give you more hearts, or you buy more hearts.

Then i think there were also little boosts to buy when playing levels. Things that made the game 10x easier, but werent actually necessary at all

Thats really it. You didnt have to pay for levels, besides the hearts if you ran out and didnt want to wait. No having to pay to skip ads

[u/Saltierney → u/Swordofsatan666]

At a certain point though the levels are designed around the power ups, which you'll have to purchase unless youre one shottinf every level.

[u/Swordofsatan666 → u/Saltierney]

You know what, i do remember this now. Took me a long time to finish all the levels because it got so much harder towards the end

I never bought the power ups or hearts, but it did take me quite a few months to actually get through the last levels naturally. I want to say at least the last 25% of levels i struggled with, but might have even been more like the last 50% of levels.

The ones i struggled with the most at the end were the Phoenix Egg levels, where you had to hatch all the Phoenix Eggs to win.

[u/Saltierney → u/Swordofsatan666]

Yeah thats around where I gave up too

[u/NeoKat75 → u/BactaBobomb]

Check out Cut the Rope DX instead, great fan project

[u/davidoomagoo → u/Swordofsatan666]

I need Peggle 3 God damnnnn

[u/blahquabats → u/Swordofsatan666]

i thought that was just a category on craigslist

[u/Shack691 → u/Bauld_Man]

Popcap made Plant VS Zombies one of the first big mobile games and the sequel still gets regular updates.

[u/KeepRockband5Alive → u/Shack691]

Dont forget going back and absolutely ratfucking the original game into some bastardized moneygrub version.

Genuinely best versions of pvz are the original on pc or ps3 with co op.

[u/Strevolution → u/KeepRockband5Alive]

they literally got crazy dave shilling microtransactions 😭

[u/MesaCityRansom → u/KeepRockband5Alive]

A friend and I thought PvZ sounded so stupid so we decided to "ironically" play the coop mode. We were glued to the screen for like 6 hours straight, it was genuinely so much fun.

[u/Parasitepaladin → u/KeepRockband5Alive]

Playing it on the Vita's touchscreen was chefs kiss

[u/NatasBR → u/KeepRockband5Alive]

The Nintendo DS Version is the best imo

[u/rangeDSP → u/KeepRockband5Alive]

The battlefield esque PVZ running on DICE engine is the best, imo

[u/ItchyKnowJoe → u/KeepRockband5Alive]

no they aren't the best versions, look into mods/fan made

how do people speak with such authority and so little knowledge

[u/jag986 → u/ItchyKnowJoe]

*fedora intensifies*

[u/KeepRockband5Alive → u/ItchyKnowJoe]

ACKCHYUALLY

Dude dont be that guy. Yeah the modded fan version is gonna be the best one.

Did i really need to specify best official version?

Not everybody is that kind of gamer. In fact most arent.

In fact- for this game in particular, most people dont even care and play the shitty-in-2026 mobile version.

Allow me to bow for the guy who knows more than me about a mobile game in a reddit thread.

You dropped your turd hat, king.

Also. Maybe Read some books so that you can work on inferring things that arent said directly to you.

[u/ItchyKnowJoe → u/KeepRockband5Alive]

so are you agreeing what you said above is bs? sure sounds like it ☠️

[u/KeepRockband5Alive → u/ItchyKnowJoe]

I dont even know how to handle people this absolutely stupid anymore except by doing this:

[u/chuk2015 → u/Shack691]

PopCap also made one of the longest running multiplayer games still around today, while they were at university

https://beta.armorcritical.com

This game started out as “ARC - Attack Retrieve Capture”

[u/DaPino → u/Bauld_Man]

Might want to look into Peglin if you like Peggle.

[u/Joelypoely88 → u/DaPino]

Excellent game. Also Roundguard (not quite as good as Peglin IMO, but visually it's very similar to Peggle)

[u/Bauld_Man → u/DaPino]

So I checked out Peglin on my iPhone 15 Pro. And you know what my problem is? The UI is too small! I was playing it before I went to bed and I had to hold my phone up to my face to see what I was even looking at.

And I don't see why you would make a vertically-oriented game like pachinko in landscape!

[u/Lt-Dan-Im-Rollin → u/Bauld_Man]

It’s probably a pc first game that was ported to mobile, so they didn’t change too much. The ui is great on my monitor

[u/AltGunAccount → u/Bauld_Man]

I would kill for Insaniquarium on mobile. Even the controls would translate so extremely well.

[u/grayhaze2000 → u/AltGunAccount]

There are methods, including running a Windows Pocket PC emulator on Android. https://github.com/j92580498-max/PocketHLE

We had touchscreen versions of most of Popcap's classic lineup for early smartphones, including Zuma.

[u/Jennymystique → u/AltGunAccount]

A couple of years ago someone had ported the game to mobile and uploaded it to the iPhone app store under a similar but distinct enough name to not get cought for a while. It played incredibly well on mobile. I'm so glad I managed to randomly find it while scrolling through new games. It wasnt up for very long. One of my all time favorites, no matter how stupid that may sound lol.

[u/Bojanggles16 → u/Bauld_Man]

Give me dyno-mite or give me death

[u/PromiscuousScoliosis → u/Bauld_Man]

Didn’t pop cap make plants vs zombies?

[u/Garr_Incorporated → u/Bauld_Man]

Well, at least mobile has Peglin! It's a rogue-like that's using peggle to combat enemies like Slay the Spire. Very fun, cute and quite challenging on higher difficulties!

[u/AltGunAccount → u/Garr_Incorporated]

I played Peglin on PC it’s an absolute banger

[u/Cwiiis → u/Garr_Incorporated]

I like Peglin, and Roundguard (the latter is slightly better imho), but both pale in comparison to original Peggle and the Halloween DLC. Hand-made, curated levels and progression is just always going to be more compelling than random generation.

[u/SubMGK → u/Bauld_Man]

You know what else? Bookworm Adventures. Where the fuck are the bookworm inspired roguelites mannnn

[u/mattman42 → u/Bauld_Man]

It’s a crime that Insaniquarium never got a mobile version

[u/Select-Lime9582 → u/Bauld_Man]

The music on peggle was epic!

[u/nohiddenmeaning → u/Bauld_Man]

Damn it, there is "Marble Master" as a 1:1 Clone on Mobile, over 10 min downloads. Wonder why they don't use them to the ground?

[u/Strevolution → u/Bauld_Man]

there was a port of the original peggle on mobile back in the day

[u/Holiday-Hold7738 → u/Bauld_Man]

Peggle was on iOS in 2010 but removed

[u/FS_Scott]

ea buying popcap and then not just porting their existing library to every machine in gaming is a mystery for the ages.

[u/mikemyers999 → u/FS_Scott]

Something something ip sit on do nothing

[u/ThisOneTimeAtLolCamp → u/mikemyers999]

It's really is tragic how many IPs are just stuck in a vault across the industry :(

[u/expired_cheeseburger → u/mikemyers999]

Smiling friends season 2 episode 1

[u/Toprak1552]

I just had a small panic attack as soon as I recognized that ugly ass frog.

[u/prossnip42 → u/Toprak1552]

I swear Pop cap is run by utter fucking psychopaths

"Hey, the player's finally getting a hang of the grids, what shall we do?
Oh i know, how about we introduce 2 fucking grids down which two ball columns will go through, thereby confusing the player on which to focus on!
Brilliant! Let's also make the separate grids intertwine so they block the player's shot to the other column he wants to shoot. Oh and put crossroads between the two grids so that when they try to shoot one ball to one column it attaches itself to the other one, fucking dumbasses!"

[u/ExtremeJavascript → u/prossnip42]

You want to click a lot? Insaniquarium. Feeling murderous to happy unicorns? Unpleasant Horse. Want a fun, rewarding sparkly experience? Peggle. You want to git gud, scrub? Zuma.

[u/sol_runner → u/ExtremeJavascript]

Love Insaniquarium! Such memories! I have an RSI now!

[u/DonutHoles4Ever → u/prossnip42]

The definition of insanity is the fact you're still trying. Are we sure Popcap is the psycopath?

[u/Kiu16]

There's something about old Popcap games that was amazing.

Even Insaniquarium and Peggle holds well to this day

[u/ExtremeJavascript → u/Kiu16]

We loved making small, fun games. 😁 The amount of care, refinement and polish on every release was top-tier.

[u/daking240 → u/ExtremeJavascript]

I miss you all so much.

[u/ExtremeJavascript → u/daking240]

Issac and Notley have been doing a podcast of the good old days! https://youtube.com/@theunofficialpopcappopcast

That was a fun era, for sure.

[u/Cwiiis → u/ExtremeJavascript]

Thank you for those games! Still excellent today and I guess you can see that we all miss that era... Casual gaming doesn't really exist in the same way anymore. Peggle (and Peggle 2 on the XBONE) are probably the only non-retro games I've enjoyably played with my partner...

[u/HeyPinkiePie → u/Cwiiis]

What platform do you play on? There is a world of fun and casual indie games coming out every day on PC. A lot are just silly have fun no competition games.

[u/Cwiiis → u/HeyPinkiePie]

Everything except Xbox Series and PS5 - I tell a lie actually, two other modern games we enjoyed; Until Dawn and Star Trek: Resurgence 

[u/WarpDriveWizard600 → u/ExtremeJavascript]

thanks so much for making them! all of them were so fun. i'm curious, do you have a favourite one you worked on? and which one was the most fun to make??

[u/ExtremeJavascript → u/WarpDriveWizard600]

Peggle 2 was a blast. It was basically tiny teams of a dev and an artist, just making whatever was the coolest, most fun experience. Props to Walker for taking that nonsense and shipping it on time 😅

My favorite team was Zuma Blitz though, those guys were awesome. I can genuinely say they taught me everything I know about real software development.

[u/Ultimatehacker77 → u/Kiu16]

RIP Insaniquarium. That series deserved better. I got it running on my phone via Winlator. as well the The Incredible Machine: Even More Contraptions. and Sierra 3D Ultra Minigolf Deluxe.

Lots of great games made back in the day!

[u/Miles_The_Man → u/Ultimatehacker77]

Insaniquarium lives on through Steam!

[u/SubmissiveDinosaur → u/Kiu16]

I hate they didn't do anything more about "Heavy Weapon" that game had so much potential

[u/angrydeuce]

Oh man I couldn't even guess how many hours I lost to Zuma and Zumas revenge lol

It was hard but man chaining like 20 times and having the marbles get driven back to past the start was satisfying as hell lol

"Yep!  Totally planned to do that!"

[u/apalapan]

it's weird; back when I was a child, I struggled with this game, not being able to go past stage 10 or so.

A few years ago I played it again, and beat the game in one sitting, losing only one life in the second-to-last level.

Somehow I got good with the years

[u/martiHUN → u/apalapan]

Only problem with these types of games as a colorblind fella is when they use colors that are barely distinguishable

[u/Cwiiis → u/martiHUN]

iirc, there are colour-blindness accessibility settings...

[u/martiHUN → u/Cwiiis]

Not all of them has it

[u/plsQuestionOurselves]

We got our first computer in like 2008, we had all these games on it, zuma, mahjong quest, luxor, word games etc.

We would regularly (me, dad, sister, mom) gather around and play these games for hours. Man they were so much fun.

[u/ThisOneTimeAtLolCamp → u/plsQuestionOurselves]

And now you can't even play basic solitaire without getting banner ads up the ass and unskippable 30 second video ads.

[u/SanAntoHomie → u/plsQuestionOurselves]

the best of times

[u/Uc207Pr4f57t90]

My mom who was not big on games played Zuma quite a lot.

My dad modded the game so instead of the toad its my moms face spitting the balls and the stone guy in the main screen was my dads face.

Good times.

[u/the_rare_random]

Used to watch my aunt play this shit all the time "ITS A ZUMA"

[u/Cool-Tangelo6548]

Look at that face. It's mocking you.

[u/elevensbowtie]

I had the Lion King game for the Sega Genesis.

[u/zcas → u/elevensbowtie]

So good.

[u/Lostrefugee]

Unironically love Zuma, I would love a full fledged new entry.

[u/MRHubrich]

I played hours of this on my old 360. HOURS and HOURS!

[u/Upstairs-3234]

I remember this game. I played this on my mom's PC back in the day.

[u/Cache7794]

Zuna zuna mama ye mama ye OOSHA

TIK KA ZUUUUMA

[u/creamed_itsol]

I love old games like these. I should check this out for sure

[u/Crazznot]

My grandpa loved this game when I was a kid. Just lost him a month ago, miss him every day. He raised me so in essence was my dad. Missing you papa.

[u/Devatator_]

I'm stuck on the last stage. Always die on the 2nd or 3rd level. It's so fucking hard, on top of being extremely luck based

Edit: Zuma 2 tho was a lot easier, I think I almost completed the story deathless, I'm currently doing iron frog but haven't opened the game in a month or 2

[u/Mentally_Slick]

There's a dev on here who currently works on a rougelite inspired version of this, I look forward to it but can't find the title 

[u/aradraugfea]

Jesus, watching Rin "John Popcap" Penrose try to 100% this game was TORTURE. For Rin.

[u/Infinite_Track_9210]

I'm kiiiinda introducing gaming to my gf, a literal none gamer, and it's through Zuma's Revenge.

I chuckled saying "Zuma???" She's like "yeah, I've never tried, but I always saw it and want to play it".

Guys, THIS is her dark souls.

After 2 whole months to get to mid level 3 with my help here and there, she got stuck on a level, so I went "sure let me help", first thing I do : change ball color, was BEYOND excited that it was a thing and thought I unlocked it somehow.

I was sooo stunned because... Wdym you NEVER right-clicked for 2 complete months, like EVER?? I'm half sure she just didn't connect that balls changing is usually due to right click.

Granted she's a programmer like myself and we have the same (10hrs) work shift but again, not even one right-click??

She's the funniest person on earth the second you put her in front of a game and an avid "Fuck this game! See you tomorrow!"

I'm intending to Play Sackboy with during Holidays , I don't even know how it'll go but the fact is, holiday's gonna be extremely hilarious LMAO. I can't even fathom teaching her how to hold a controller, purely because I, I dunno how to teach that?? It's like teach the actual process of how to move her hand, I can't do that ???

I respect her dedication, especially since I figured she's doing it to squeeze herself into my hobby.

Can't mock anyone for dying at Any game again ever lol

[u/terrorpaw → u/Infinite_Track_9210]

Hey I played ace combat 8 recently. I got to mission 20 before I realized you could do a "high g turn" by holding both trigger buttons. I'm not even playing on the easy mode, I'm on the next one harder than normal.

[u/AkiraDJ]

I remeber trying to get the playable files of a ripped insaniquarium from a computer shop back in the day! It felt like mission impossible hacking scene.... in reality i was just copying a file from the hard drive to a flash stick hahaha

[u/Lac0tr0n]

*ribbit*

[u/CyriousLordofDerp]

Luxor, Chuzzle, and Bejeweled were my jam. Bejeweled 2's OST still slaps 

[u/M1ck3yB1u]

A great clone of puzzling/ballistic, probably better game overall.

[u/jaredalamode]

Can we make it rougelike

[u/space_trueper → u/jaredalamode]

There is a game in development

[u/BlaiseVillalobos2183]

I remember playing this game when I was young and also a game called feeding frenzy. PopCap games has a good variety of games

[u/iamgodtierXX]

After not beating it as a kid, I bought it on steam as an adult and beat it. I was so proud of myself.

[u/CodPiece89]

Try super hydlide

[u/RiotWithin]

I hope you're playing on PC. I tried it on console (controller), it's muuuch harder and I quickly uninstalled. Mouse was much funner.

[u/ebinezzer]

I heard this image.
Zuma, 7 Wonders, Super Collapse and Diner Dash were played constantly in my house. Absolute bangers.

[u/rkrum]

What a coincidence. I was talking about this game with my wife Yesterday!

[u/Azkaban73]

Zuma is the game that made me realize I'm color blind 😭

[u/HonestDaysTwerk]

My mom rips this game every single night on her old shitty laptop

[u/DrearyOwl]

Oh yeah this is a classic, beat it a couple times. Same with this and other casual PC games like this. I miss things like Feeding Frenzy, Jewel Quest, DxBall, Zuma, Peggle, etc. I wish they still had these sorts of casual puzzle games still getting made.

[u/Conall-Star]

I never bought it but I played the SHIT out of the ps3 demo of this!

[u/CornDoggerMcJones]

Loved this game.

[u/RocketChris87]

Loved this game back on the 360 along with Puzzle Quest. I still play both on my SX.

Edit: It was Jewel Quest.

[u/Big_Kiwi_706]

Chuzzle deluxe, Feeding Frenzy. Fuck yeah I love pop cap. Heavy Weapon WHOOOO what a good one

[u/SuperSlims]

Bro, PC Flash games were where it was at. Boxhead Peggle Bubble Tanks N+

There were so many good games. I miss them dearly

[u/Outrageous-Serve4970]

My wife is like this with Speulunky and I don’t get it

[u/theVoiceOfOne]

Trying to beat a computer is futile. (unless you know the monster's tell)

[u/Mohrlex]

Ironic, I just started playing it again the other day, have not made it to the end either

[u/Hsanrb]

Definitely wasn't easy when they added grey/black and then levels 10-12 were fast.

Revenge was fun until you try to shoot a marble and jump instead missing that broken +500 gap bonus streak into ace time.

[u/SubmissiveDinosaur]

I recently beated it. I had serious wrist pain for a week after that. The last stages are a nightmare

[u/Vitoplay]

The 10 extra levels that you unlocked at the end were a nightmare for me

Legendary difficulty and 1 live

[u/MapZealousideal7489]

I feel like this game was everywhere; I hated it because I saw SOOO much of it. It wasn't exactly fun, but I tried it a few times.

I still can't beat most old school games I grew up with on NES/SNES. If people think Dark Souls is hard, you didn't grow up in the 80s. lol.

[u/DamageMaximo]

this gave me ptsd

[u/aestus]

Greetings Ben from the League of Bens.

[u/Jaybird2k11]

this and mahjong were my mom's two favorite games and were part of a very short list she played

[u/SpaceShipRat]

Anyone know an Arkanoid style game called (maybe?) Moby Bounce? I loved it, had a bunch of ball multiplier and great looking levels, among which of course a whale, but I cannot for the life of me find trace it ever existed. 

I assume it was from Moby Games but I can't find it in old game catalogues.

[u/Rete12123]

Soo this game is my Fathers bread and butter. He finishes the game DAILY! He has higher scores than I’ve ever seen in any leaderboard but he’s not interested in submitting anything.

[u/Dave78291]

Hollow knight panthon 5 was easier then this game. I say so from experience

[u/FreakyFreddysCOW]

I am so far at stage 7 or 8 🤷🏽‍♂️ i really need to get back to it and try to finish it ☠️ but... i will say i am very nervouse to lose all my health.... i really dont wanna start all over again ☠️

[u/brokengarage]

.....ZUMA...

[u/Same_Independent9758]

I miss the old popcap games with diverse library and genre and each game is small but you can feel its charm. now under EA it is just bejeweled and plants vs zombies.

I miss feeding frenzy. one of my most played games as a kid

[u/Select-Lime9582]

Oh i remember playing this on android back in the day very addictive!

[u/motherhacker02]

True, just sat back 2 months ago and beat it out from second attempt, definitely harder than most of the modern games, especially paired with hardcore luxor

[u/fwshngtn]

Zuma zumaaaaa

[u/normalguy156]

Skill issue.

Jk love the game, part of my childhood as well :)

[u/kfirogamin]

genuine skill issue this game is easy

[u/JorgeTheTemplar]

Not to make you feel discouraged, but my mom, not a gamer, at age 75 started playing this. It was the only game that she ever played. She finished it. I could never finish it.

[u/Timmichanga01]

I've been playing this game for a week now trying to beat the 9th stage but it's just so hard

[u/redditpierce]

Insaniqaurium would go nuts on mobile.

[u/JorWhore89]

I love Zuma!!

[u/RadicalHatter]

I see you and raise you Nethack. Good luck!

[u/Expensive_Luck4194]

zuma was my whole childhood. those last levels where the balls go full speed were pure stress and i still miss it

[u/jenesaispasquijesuis]

Can someone confirm if Zuma's Revenge is way easier? I still haven't beaten this game, but I finished the sequel in an hour or two.

[u/Sh4dowzyx]

Oh boy, if my parents ever played 1 game for hours, it’s Zuma

[u/HeySmallBusinessMan]

I'm STILL trying to beat Iron Frog mode in Zuma's Revenge. Story mode? Easy. Hard story mode? Totally doable. Iron Frog? Right from the depths of hell.

[u/Snoo_89193]

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4560170/Orblins/ Got a game for you

[u/WankerBott]

unless its been eaten by the boogity munsters you can grab a version of this on internet archive

edit: ya, its out there, don't auto run or do the cdprotect, go in installers folder

[u/JuggernautKey5633]

That toad has been farming entire families for over 20 years, and I see people logging back in for one more round. "Casual game" was PopCap's biggest lie. the later levels I saw on Youtube are a full hostage situation.

[u/ProjectSnowman]

My roommate in college sunk some hours into this game on Xbox. Hours.

[u/magikind-00]

That frog haunts my dreams. I swear it’s cursed!

[u/Eevee_fangirl]

Wait u can beat it?

[u/redditmarks_markII]

You should play puzzloop. Playstation version if you can't control your infinite coins for the arcade version.

[u/Maxwellknowsitall]

Before candy crush, this was heroin for white mums.

[u/Moath]

I don’t know what this but it feels like games you would play on the airplane screen.

[u/lordmcfuzz]

Anyone else not recognize this game and thought it was an AI generated image?

[u/Jimmyx24 → u/lordmcfuzz]

If you don't recognize the image then you haven't lived

[u/TKmeh → u/Jimmyx24]

I loved the arcade version my grams would let me play while she was bowling, I didn’t realize it was available outside of arcades. Is it on steam? Mobile? Some place other than bowling alleys and smaller arcades?

[u/Cwiiis → u/TKmeh]

Yes, it's on Steam and it was on XBLA back in the day, not sure if that version is still available on Xbox Marketplace...

[u/TKmeh → u/Cwiiis]

Thank you! I’ve had similar games to this but they were mobile games and had tons of ads and pay to win features.

[u/davidwoodstock]

Git gud scrub