History YMMV / Roundabout

* MemeticMutation: Giorgio confirmed for Part 9 protagonist of ''{{Manga/JoJos Bizarre Adventure}}''.[[labelnote:Explanation]] ''{{Manga/JoJos Bizarre Adventure}}'' used "[[NamesTheSame Roundabout]]" by {{Music/Yes}} as the ending theme for its first season, and all of the series' eight protagonists so far have "Jo" or "Gio" as the first syllable of their names. It was almost certainly a coincidence, but the parallels were too funny for fans to pass up.[[/labelnote]]

* RatedMForMoney: Subverted. While the game does have copious amounts of blood (though nothing beyond red mist with no gore), the game developers are peeved at the mention of "Use of Drugs", assuring that what Georgio eats to see Jeffery are nothing more than candy dots (although those scenes have drug-related jokes). The developers lampshade the rating by saying they have more blood than ''VideoGame/DarkSoulsII'', but thankfully not enough to be compared to ''VideoGame/{{Manhunt}} 2''.

* DesignatedLoveInterest: Beth to Georgio. Beth is heads over heels for Georgio and their crazy spinning limo and Georgio goes on a personal mission to find Beth when the two of them are separated, but there's nothing else about them beyond the "friendship blooms into love" gimmick.

* NarmCharm: The game aims to be this with a 70's film grain, cheesy voice-acting and StockFootage for anything outside of the limousine. The game makes up for it with being fun to play, though.

* ViewerGenderConfusion: Georgio is a guy... maybe? It doesn't help that while Georgio grows a BeardOfSorrow briefly, they are played by a woman.

* MemeticMutation: Giorgio confirmed for Part 9 protagonist of ''{{Manga/JoJos Bizarre Adventure}}''.[[labelnote:Explanation]] ''{{Manga/JoJos Bizarre Adventure}}'' used "[[NamesTheSame Roundabout]]" by {{Music/YES}} as the ending theme for its first season, and all of the series' eight protagonists so far have "Jo" or "Gio" as the first syllable of their names. It was almost certainly a coincidence, but the parallels were too funny for fans to pass up.[[/labelnote]]

* MemeticMutation: Giorgio confirmed for Part 9 protagonist of ''{{Manga/JoJos Bizarre Adventure}}''. [[labelnote:Explanation]] ''{{Manga/JoJos Bizarre Adventure}}'' used "[[NamesTheSame Roundabout]]" by {{Music/YES}} as the ending theme for its first season, and all of the series' eight protagonists so far have "Jo" or "Gio" as the first syllable of their names. It was almost certainly a coincidence, but the parallels were too funny for fans to pass up.[[/labelnote]]

* JustForFun/XMeetsY: ''VideoGame/KuruKuruKururin'' meets ''VideoGame/CrazyTaxi''.

* ViewerGenderConfusion: Georgio is a guy... maybe? It doesn't help that while Georgio grows a BeardOfSorrow briefly, they are played by a woman.

* MemeticMutation: Giorgio confirmed for Part 9 protagonist of ''{{Manga/JoJos Bizarre Adventure}}''. [[labelnote:Explanation]] ''{{Manga/JoJos Bizarre Adventure}}'' used "[[NamesTheSame Roundabout]]" by {{Music/YES}} [[MemeticMutation as the ending theme for its first season]], and all of the series' eight protagonists so far have "Jo" or "Gio" as the first syllable of their names. It was almost certainly a coincidence, but the parallels were too funny for fans to pass up.[[/labelnote]]

* MemeticMutation: Giorgio confirmed for Part 9 protagonist of ''{{Manga/JoJos Bizarre Adventure}}''. [[labelnote:Explanation]]''{{Manga/JoJos Bizarre Adventure}} used "[[NamesTheSame Roundabout]]" by {{Music/YES}} as the ending theme for its first season, and all of the series' eight protagonists so far have "Jo" or "Gio" as the first syllable of their names. It was almost certainly a coincidence, but the parallels were too funny for fans to pass up.[[/labelnote]]

* MemeticMutation: Giorgio confirmed for protagonist of Part 9 of ''{{Manga/JoJos Bizarre Adventure}}''. [[labelnote:Explanation]]''{{Manga/JoJos Bizarre Adventure}} used "[[NamesTheSame Roundabout]]" by {{Music/YES}} as the ending theme for its first season, and all of the series' protagonists have "Jo" or "Gio" as the first syllable of their names. It was almost certainly a coincidence, but the parallels were too funny for fans to pass up.[[/labelnote]]

* MemeticMutation: Giorgio confirmed for protagonist of Part 9 of ''[[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure]]''. [[labelnote:Explanation]]''{{Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure}} used "[[NamesTheSame Roundabout]]" by {{Music/YES}} as the ending theme for its first season, and all of the series' protagonists have "Jo" or "Gio" as the first syllable of their names. It was almost certainly a coincidence, but the parallels were too funny for fans to pass up.[[/labelnote]]

* MemeticMutation: Giorgio confirmed for protagonist of Part 9 of ''[[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure]]''. [[labelnote]]''{{Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure}} used "[[NamesTheSame Roundabout]]" by {{Music/YES}} as the ending theme for its first season, and all of the series' protagonists have "Jo" or "Gio" as the first syllable of their names. It was almost certainly a coincidence, but the parallels were too funny for fans to pass up.[[/labelnote]]

* MemeticMutation: Giorgio confirmed for protagonist of Part 9 of ''[[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure]]''. [[labelnote=Explanation]]''{{Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure}} used "[[NamesTheSame Roundabout]]" by {{Music/YES}} as the ending theme for its first season, and all of the series' protagonists have "Jo" or "Gio" as the first syllable of their names. It was almost certainly a coincidence, but the parallels were too funny for fans to pass up.[[/labelnote]]

* MemeticMutation: Giorgio confirmed for protagonist of Part 9 of ''[[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure]]''. [[labelnote="Explanation"]]''{{Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure}} used "[[NamesTheSame Roundabout]]" by {{Music/YES}} as the ending theme for its first season, and all of the series' protagonists have "Jo" or "Gio" as the first syllable of their names. It was almost certainly a coincidence, but the parallels were too funny for fans to pass up.[[/labelnote]]

* RatedMForMoney: Subverted. While the game does have copious amounts of blood (though nothing beyond red mist with no gore), the game developers are peeved at the mention of "Use of Drugs", assuring that what Georgio eats to see Jeffery are nothing more than candy dots (although those scenes have drug-related jokes). The developers lampshade the rating by saying they have more blood than ''VideoGame/DarkSoulsII'', but thankfully not enough to be compared to ''VideoGame/{{Manhunt}} 2''.

* RatedMForMoney: Subverted. While the game does have copious amounts of blood (though nothing beyond red mist with no gore), the game developers are peeved at the mention of "Use of Drugs", assuring that what Georgio eats to see Jeffery are nothing more than candy dots (although those scenes have drug-related jokes). The developers lampshade the rating by saying they have more blood than ''VideoGame/DarkSouls2'', but thankfully not enough to be compared to ''VideoGame/{{Manhunt}} 2''.

* RatedMForManly: Subverted. While the game does have copious amounts of blood (though nothing beyond red mist with no gore), the game developers are peeved at the mention of "Use of Drugs", assuring that what Georgio eats to see Jeffery are nothing more than candy dots (although those scenes have drug-related jokes).

* NarmCharm: The game aims to be this with a 70's film grain, cheesy voice-acting and StockFootage for anything outside of the limousine. The game makes up for it with being fun to play, though.