History VideoGame / AaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaARecklessDisregardForGravity

All of the above actions earn you points which lead to star ratings, which get you teeth, which allow you to unlock other levels in the game as well as some tutorial videos and slightly weirder things like a meditation exercise to help you relax- and another to do just the opposite. The game overall has a very tongue-in-cheek presentation, with tutorial levels having a tape-rewinding sound at the end, [[LongTitle lengthy level and achievement names]], and humorous descriptions for said levels. The game even keeps track of bones broken, namely ''all of them'' if you crash land.

* LongTitle:
** The game title itself.
** Achievement Titles:
*** I am One in a Million, and There Are Six Thousand People in the World Exactly Like Me
*** Air. Wind. Sun. Pain. I Am All of This, and Your Mom Makes a Fine Pasta Dinner.
*** I Have Jumped Beyond the Powers of Two, and Have Lived to Tell the Tale
*** I Have Broken More Glass Than a Finely Corpulent Opera Singer, and Love Myself For It
*** I am at Risk of Contracting Mononucleosis, Which is Known Colloquially as the Kissing Disease
*** The Rhylos and Skaery Memorial Achievement, for Which We Will Honor Them
*** I Avoid Sleep Wherever Possible, So I Played [=AaaaaAAaaaAAAaaAAAAaAAAAAA!!!=] a Whole Lot
** Level Names:
*** "Mash Face Against Mountain."
** Dejobaan is on record stating that they could call their games something sensible, like Xtreme Base Jumping, but then they wouldn't have the fun of being able to say "This is our game, it's called [=AaaaaAAaaaAAAaaAAAAaAAAAA=]."

* ExcitedShowTitle: Hilariously [[ZigZaggingTrope Zig-Zagged]]. The first half of the title is [[ExaggeratedTrope Exaggerated]], while the second half is traditionally capitalized and contains no punctuation.

Gameplay consists of freefalling in First-Person view from the top of the level to the bottom, getting close to as many buildings or solid objects as possible on the way down. Each object you near earns you a "kiss". Staying near an object earns you "hugs." You can smash through colored scoring plates and smack into birds. After acquiring the relevant upgrades, you can give a thumbs-up to supporters, flip off protesters, use CaffeineBulletTime and spraypaint graffiti onto the sides of municipal structures. Oh, and you need to use a wingsuit to land safely, otherwise... [[NotTheFallThatKillsYou splat.]]

* CaffeineBulletTime: Slamming the triple espresso during gameplay will cause your screen to turn red, time to slow and [[InterfaceScrew Lights become MUCH brighter]]

* IdenticalStranger: Referenced in the achievement title, "I am One in a Million, and There Are Six Thousand People in the World Exactly Like Me".

* BlackComedy

''[=AaaaaAAaaaAAAaaAAAAaAAAAA=]!!! - A Reckless Disregard for Gravity'', abbreviated as ''[=AaAaAA!!!=]'', is an indie game from Dejobaan Games, released in September of 2009.

* OverlyLongScream: The game title itself. Dejobaan is on record stating that they could call their games something sensible, like Xtreme Base Jumping, but then they wouldn't have the fun of being able to say "This is our game, it's called [=AaaaaAAaaaAAAaaAAAAaAAAAA=]."

* UnexpectedGameplayChange: One level invites you to be a guinia pig to test out a new level, where you have to hit objects from the side.

!!This VideoGame provides examples of:

* CloudCuckoolander: "Nevin here, with the news."

*** I Avoid Sleep Wherever Possible, So I Played AaaaaAAaaaAAAaaAAAAaAAAAAA!!! a Whole Lot

** YouHaveResearchedBreathing: However, you need to unlock the "Flip-it Glove" before you can do so. Or thumbs-up your fans, for that matter.

%% commented out as two-tropes-with-a-slash entry see Administrivia/HowToWriteAnExample * LongTitle / OverlyLongScream: The game title itself, as well as achievements and levels. They're also amusing, such as "Mash Face Against Mountain."
%% cont. commented out two-tropes-with-a-slash entry see Administrivia/HowToWriteAnExample ** Dejobaan is on record stating that they could call their games something sensible, like Xtreme Base Jumping, but then they wouldn't have the fun of being able to say "This is our game, it's called [=AaaaaAAaaaAAAaaAAAAaAAAAA=]." Their next game is called "1... 2... 3... KICK IT! (Drop That Beat Like an Ugly Baby)".

* UnlockableContent: Content is unlocked from ''teeth'' awarded in-game.

* YourMom / BreadEggsMilkSquick: Summer sale achievement. ''Air. Wind. Sun. Pain. I Am All of This, and Your Mom Makes a Fine Pasta Dinner''

* PowersOfTwoMinusOne: The achievement you get for completing your 128th jump is called "I Have Jumped Beyond the Powers of Two, and Have Lived to Tell the Tale".

* ShoutOut: The intro to ''For The Awesome'' mentions [[BabylonFive President Clark extending martial law]].

%% commented out as two-tropes-with-a-slash entry see HowToWriteAnExample * LongTitle / OverlyLongScream: The game title itself, as well as achievements and levels. They're also amusing, such as "Mash Face Against Mountain."
%% cont. commented out two-tropes-with-a-slash entry see HowToWriteAnExample ** Dejobaan is on record stating that they could call their games something sensible, like Xtreme Base Jumping, but then they wouldn't have the fun of being able to say "This is our game, it's called [=AaaaaAAaaaAAAaaAAAAaAAAAA=]." Their next game is called "1... 2... 3... KICK IT! (Drop That Beat Like an Ugly Baby)".

%% commented out as two-tropes-with-a-slash entry see HowToWriteAnExample * LongTitle / OverlyLongScream: The game title itself, as well as achievements and levels. They're also amusing, such as [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin "Mash Face Against Mountain"]]

->''"Normally, jumping off buildings would be incredibly stupid. But this is the future, so you get points for it. Who's incredibly stupid now?"''

All of the above actions earn you points which lead to star ratings, which get you teeth, which allow you to unlock other levels in the game as well as some tutorial videos and slightly weirder things like a meditation exercise to help you relax- and another to do just the opposite. The game overall has a very tongue-in-cheek presentation, with tutorial levels having a tape-rewinding sound at the end, [[LongTitle lengthy level and achievement names]], and humorous descriptions for said levels. The game even keeps track of bones broken, namely ''[[{{Squick}} all of them]]'' if you crash land.