Fork Parker's Crunch Out [Homebrew]

Devolver Digital donated 100% of their profits from sales to Take This, an organization that raises awareness and aims to combat mental health issues.

At the start of the game Fork Parker feels threatened by the rise of a new publisher, Cash Cow Games.

They released Loot Box: The Game where only one in twenty downloads contains the actual game and they bought their own e-sports team.

Parker decides it is time to catch up with them through crunch time.

The player controls Parker in the office with mechanics typical of time management titles.

He needs to bring employees caffeine to keep them awake, serve hamburgers at their desks, whip them into working, literally, using a bat, or resuscitate them using a dose of electricity when they pass out.

The game takes place on a single, fixed screen and most actions are tied to moving to one of the four stations near the top of the screen, for instance to get coffee.

An icon of an employee's head shows the current mood / status and Parker needs to move quickly to the correct station to remedy it.

There is also a pink pet pig Pork running around and it needs to be avoided.

When Parker comes in contact with it, he shakes it for a long time and B needs to be tapped repeatedly to make him let go.

Levels last only five minutes and then the developers' game needs to be done, with progress shown through a bar near the top of the screen.

The first level starts with four developers, but the number of people increases with every new stage.

Between levels, upgrades can be bought using money.

Upgrades affect the stations, but also Parker himself.

For instance increasing his movement speed, reducing the time he pe

Fork Parker's Crunch Out [Homebrew] for Super Nintendo Entertainment System is currently worth €30.33 loose, €44.21 complete in box, and €32.08 factory sealed. Prices are based on real sales and update regularly on Gamevaro.

Fork Parker's Crunch Out [Homebrew] has a steady sales history on the tracked marketplaces, meaning it trades hands regularly and isn't considered particularly rare.

Loose means cartridge or disc only, CIB (complete in box) includes the original box and manual, and sealed means factory-sealed and never opened. For Fork Parker's Crunch Out [Homebrew], loose is €30.33 and CIB is €44.21 — CIB commands a premium because original boxes and manuals are fragile and often don't survive.