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List of various minor games. The Ace Savvy Trivia Game[]
The Ace Savvy Trivia Game is, as expected by the title, a trivia game based on famous superhero Ace Savvy, and Lincoln's favorite family game. Gameplay[]The game is simply a trivia game about Ace Savvy facts. The players are given buzzers, while one person reads a question to them. The players must buzz in if they know the answer, and get the correct one. It is unknown how many questions there are total, but whoever answers the most questions correctly, wins. History[]The game first appeared in "Lynner Takes All". Tired of Lynn winning every board game, and showing off after celebrating 300 consecutive wins (and shooting confetti made out of her siblings' homework), the others decided to play a game that Lynn had never played before, and they could easily beat her at. After Lola lost in Pretty, Pretty Pageant Queen, and Lana was defeated in Plumbing Pro, Lincoln suggested this game, since he is an Ace Savvy aficionado. However, during the game, Lincoln couldn't correctly answer a single question because Lynn was psyching him out throughout the whole game. When Lori asked the final question... Who is Ace Savvy's sidekick? ...Lincoln buzzed in, knowing the answer, but Lynn manipulated him into choking, by telling him not to because it could be a trick question. Under pressure, he incorrectly answered "Massachusetts", and Lynn gave the correct answer, the one that everyone, even she, would know: One-Eyed Jack, and won the game. Trivia[]
Gallery[]     Blood Bath and Beyond: Deathfest 7[]
Blood Bath and Beyond: Deathfest 7 is a video game from The Really Loud House. History[]One time, Lincoln and Clyde watched a commercial for the game on television. After hearing that it was rated L (for Lethal), Lincoln felt jealous because he was not old enough to buy the game. He attempted to call Flip to buy the game for them, but Clyde did not like the idea, as he was certain that the game would give him nightmares. Lincoln tried to make Clyde step out of his comfort zone by reminding him that they were old enough to not just play Kitten Emergency anymore, but Clyde only tried to defend his love and passion for the game. While returning home from school the next day, the boys saw a cool guy who bought the game for his younger brother, who was the same age as them. Lincoln imagined what it would be like to have a brother just like the cool guy who would buy the game for him. He was opposed to the idea of Clyde fulfilling that niche due to his lightheartedness. After Lisa built Lincoln a cool older brother, he bought the game for him, and they played it after school. Lincoln tried to make Clyde get engaged in the game, but he did not like the idea of causing violence and wanted to know how to call the paramedics. Ro-Bro did not like Clyde because he found him to be nerdy, thus turning on Lincoln. It is unknown if Lincoln still owns the game. Trivia[]
Gallery[]Dance Battle[]
Dance Battle is an arcade video game at Gus' Games and Grub. As suggested by the title, it is a parody of the Dance Dance Revolution video games. Involvement[]Lincoln and Ronnie Anne played this game together at the end of the episode "Dance, Dance Resolution". Clyde also played this game in "The Waiting Game". Paige also played this game in "L is for Love". Two unnamed characters were shown playing together in "Back Out There". Lincoln and Clyde played together during their song in "Really Loud Music". The game served as Round Seven of the competition between Lincoln and Leni's groups in "Grub Snub". Gallery[]The Waiting Game[]   Dance, Dance Resolution[] L is for Love[]  Really Loud Music[]   Grub Snub[]       Behind the scenes[] GIFs[]  Panoramas[] Fishing Fanatics 5[]
Fishing Fanatics 5 is a video game from The Really Loud House. History[]This game only appeared in a fantasy, where Lincoln imagined what it would be like if Clyde filled the niche of an older brother to him. Since Lincoln had opposed the idea of playing Kitten Emergency earlier on, Clyde left and bought the game because he and Lincoln had both been waiting for it. According to Clyde, the game had been voted #1 in the That's Fishy magazine. However, Lincoln was still opposed to the idea of playing the game. Gallery[]Game Goggles[]
The Game Goggles are a virtual reality video game console owned by Lincoln. Design[]Game Goggles are rectangular in shape, and have a glass visor on the front, and they are gray in color. They also have a strap to stretch across one's head to wear them, to play on the go, and emulate the imagination of being in the game itself, as with most virtual reality goggles. Function[]When worn, they display the game's visual 8-bit imagery with you as the player, and in order to play games with it, you'll have to do real motions. They are very fragile and will fail to function any longer if damaged. History[]The Game Goggles have only appeared in "Get the Message" so far. One known game it seems to have is a game where you fight zombies through breakdancing. Lincoln danced so much when playing that game, he accidentally played right into Lori and Leni's room and Lori was not happy about that. When Lincoln was using the bathroom and put his game in there, Lori barged in and took the bathroom, but Lincoln accidentally left his Game Goggles in there. When Lori left the bathroom, Lincoln found that she stepped on them and assumed she did it on purpose. Furious, Lincoln left a scathing and hateful message on Lori's phone about why she's the worst sister ever, but Lori came back after he finished his message and revealed to have gotten him a new pair of Game Goggles after she accidentally stepped on his old pair. Lincoln, realizing his mistake, tried to erase the message only for Lori to delete it before it got to the scathing part because he's not allowed to leave messages on her phone. But she found the note that explained why she was the worst sister ever, and planned on turning Lincoln into a human pretzel as revenge. Lincoln put on his Game Goggles and played the Zombie Breakdancing game by doing the Running Man. They briefly appear in "A Novel Idea", when Lincoln is at the arcade. However, they're colored purple, instead of gray, like the first time. References[]
Gallery[]Get the Message[]             A Novel Idea[]  Jolly Hollow[]
Jolly Hollow is a mobile app that was introduced by Lana and Lola to their dad in the episode "Anti-Social". It is an app that will let you build and decorate your house. Trivia[]
Gallery[] Kitten Emergency[]
Kitten Emergency is a video game owned by Lincoln and Clyde. It is one of their favorite games from their childhoods. History[]One summer, when Lincoln and Clyde were transitioning to the third grade, they played the game so much, they got the highest score in the entire state of Michigan. As a result, the mayor wrote a letter to them, and they had a picture of them taken and put up at the kitten shelter. Years later, when Lincoln and Clyde were in the sixth grade, Lincoln held this game against Clyde as a method of trying to make him step out of his comfort zone. Gallery[]Plumbing Pro[]
Plumbing Pro is a board game owned by Lana, and is her favorite board game. Gameplay[]The object of the game is to remove as many pieces from a prop toilet without touching the sides. If you touch the sides twice, you lose. The player who removes the most objects from the toilet wins. History[]The game first appeared in "Lynner Takes All". Tired of Lynn winning every board game, and showing off after celebrating 300 consecutive wins (and shooting confetti made out of her siblings' homework), the others decided to play a game that Lynn had never played before, and they could easily beat her at. After Lola failed to beat her at her own game, Pretty, Pretty Pageant Queen, Lana suggested this game. Lynn touched the sides once, and would lose if she touched it again. She went outside to do some push-ups, and regain her confidence. When she came back, she easily removed every single object that was in the toilet, and won. After that, the toilet prop broke, so it's likely the game was unplayable at that point. Trivia[]
Gallery[]    Pretty, Pretty Pageant Queen[]
Pretty, Pretty Pageant Queen is a board game owned by Lola, and is her favorite board game. Gameplay[]Not much is known about this game, but it appears that the objective of the game is to collect as many beauty pageant items as possible, and make it to the end of the board with those items before anyone else. However, if any player, whether or not they have any items, rolls three 10's on all of the dice at the same time, that player will be judged with a perfect score, and automatically win the game. History[]The game first appeared in "Lynner Takes All". Tired of Lynn winning every board game and showing off after celebrating 300 consecutive wins (and shooting confetti made out of her siblings' homework), the others decided to play a game that Lynn had never played before, and they could easily beat her at. Lola suggested this game, and Lynn automatically won the game, thus remaining undefeated, and having defeated the so-called pageant queen. Trivia[]
Gallery[]   Raging River Racers[]
Raging River Racers is a mobile-app that was introduced by Lincoln to his Dad in the episode "Anti-Social", when his Dad was too impatient waiting in the long line to use the bathroom. Gallery[] Rip Ride[]
Rip Ride (also known under the Japanese title リップライド) is an arcade game from Gus' Games and Grub. History[]The game only appeared briefly in "The Waiting Game". Lincoln and Clyde found Chandler playing the game when he made an illegal left turn and lost. Chandler attempted to keep playing, but he was out of tokens, so Lincoln gave him some more tokens to let him keep playing. The Settlers of Cat-Land[]
The Settlers of Cat-Land is a multiplayer board game owned by Lisa, and one that requires strategy and teamwork. Gameplay[]The objective of the game is to build and develop as many holdings as possible, while trading and acquiring sources that are to the liking of cats. These items include catnip, balls of yarn, litter boxes, scratching posts, and laser pointers. The game has a set timer, and when the timer goes off, the game ends and the player with the most developed holdings wins. History[]The game first appeared in "Lynner Takes All". Tired of Lynn winning every board game, and showing off after celebrating 300 consecutive wins (and shooting confetti made out of her siblings' homework), the others decided to play a game that Lynn had never played before, and they could easily beat her at. After many failed attempts to defeat Lynn which include Lola with Pretty, Pretty Pageant Queen, Lana with Plumbing Pro, and Lincoln with The Ace Savvy Trivia Game, Lisa suggested that they all join forces and play a game that would require working with one another, while avoiding working with Lynn. The Settlers of Cat-Land was her suggestion. During the game, Lynn was falling way behind, because everyone else was working with each other. All she had was a simple piece of catnip, and she ended up in 2nd place, while everyone else was tied for the lead at the end. The others finally beat Lynn at a game, but their victory was short lived. The next day, Lynn's defeat at that game only drove her to start being obnoxiously competitive at everything her siblings were doing, even if they were just doing everyday tasks. This drove the others to have a rematch of Cat-Land with her, but this time, instead of uniting against her, they decided to throw the game, and make sure Lynn won so she would stop turning everything into a contest and beating them at it. However, Leni took the plan's instructions literally, and threw the game out the window. The game made its next appearance in "Pop Pop the Question", where the Loud family played it during game night. Trivia[]
Gallery[]Lynner Takes All[]               Pop Pop the Question[]      Total Trash Takedown[]
Total Trash Takedown is a video game owned by Lincoln that made its first appearance in "Game Off". Gameplay[]This is a two-dimensional platforming game with eight levels. In the first seven levels, three rotten apples must be collected in order to advance. The access to the end of each level is via a trash can. In the final level (the trash castle), the player must defeat the Trash King in order to win. The player is given five lives, and if they lose them all, they must start from the beginning. In addition to platforming, there is also a point in Level 6 where the player controls a recycling truck on an auto-scroller. Known threats in the game include:
According to the game's official strategy guide, there is a shortcut in Level 1 (a recycling bin) that allows the player to skip ahead to Level 4. The game has both single-player and multiplayer modes, the latter of which is known to be used on tournaments. History[]The game first appeared in "Game Off", where Lana noticed Lincoln playing the game before dinner. She asked him for a turn, but Lincoln refused because he had just beaten all but the final level, and he was not comfortable with risking his last life. That night, Lana had a dream about the game, which ultimately drove her to playing it in secret. Unfortunately, she lost Lincoln's last life and feared that he would find out, so the next morning, she made Lucy take Lincoln out of the house as a distraction. Meanwhile, Lynn and Lisa assisted Lana in trying to beat the game up until they reached the Trash Castle. Unfortunately, Lana's attempt failed, and Lincoln arrived back home just moments later. After Lana confessed her responsibility for the loss, Lincoln distraughtly started a new game and played it. Later on, Lana brought her older brother some snacks as a means of sympathy, and she also assisted him in some of the levels. Lincoln then decided that once he finished his game, he could start a new game for Lana, which she agreed to. The game made another appearance in "Lori Days", where Lincoln and Lana played together in the tournament. Lori came by and attempted to start a conversation with them, but since they were wearing headphones, they could not hear her and only gave commands to one another. Lori did not understand that their commands were directed at each other and not her, so she misledly obeyed them. Lincoln and Lana ultimately lost in the second round of the tournament and decided that they may have been better off hanging out with Lori instead. Gallery[]Screenshots[]Game Off[]                    Lori Days[]GIFs[]   Panoramas[]               Total Turbo XXII[]
Total Turbo XXII is, as Lincoln calls it, the world's awesomest racing video game. Lincoln and Leni were shown playing it in "Driving Miss Hazy". Gameplay[]As Lincoln said, this is a racing game, the goal is for the player is to drive as best as they can. The player races down a highway, where there are lots of cars and buildings that act as obstacles. Should the player collide into any of these, they will lose the game, and it will result in a Game Over. The driver is the player's image virtually produced into the game. Their performance is judged based on side-screen feedback, such as "Good", "Holy Cow", or "Dang, Girl" (the last one likely being because of who was playing at the time). The player can also drive off billboards to get ahead of Sunday Drivers, and punch people down to get to where their destination. The controller is a virtual wireless steering wheel. History[]The game first appeared in the episode "Driving Miss Hazy", where Lincoln tried to teach Leni how to drive by implementing the game mechanics to her like it was a driving simulator. At first, Leni wasn't ready to play, because she needed to wear her special driving outfit, and take a few sips of a soy pumpkin cookie crumble cream smoothie. When Leni was finally ready to play the game, she started off doing poorly, by constantly driving into walls, the side of the road, and buildings. She got so bad that her virtual self got out of the car before it exploded. The reason for her poor playing is because she wasn't going anywhere fun. Lincoln encouraged her that they were going to the mall. Now motivated, Leni started playing more confidently, and managed to win the game and even beat Lincoln's high score by swerving past traffic, flying off billboards, and reaching her destination, even going so far as to having her virtual self knock over an old lady. However, this method proved to be a bad idea as when Leni took her thirteenth driving test, she imitated the game mechanics and thus failed yet again. This game may have been somewhat referenced in "No Guts, No Glori", where Lincoln pulls up a video game. In the game Clean-O-Clock, Lincoln occasionally plays it. References[]
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