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You slip into the dusty boots of Joe, a laid-back handyman with a knack for finding trouble in the most mundane corners of town. Easy Joe 4 picks up right where its predecessor left off, tossing you into a sleepy suburb that’s suddenly teeming with bizarre puzzles, quirky neighbors, and just enough slapstick to keep your eyebrows raised. You’ll spend your mornings fixing leaky faucets and your afternoons chasing runaway raccoons—except these raccoons have a habit of carting off the very tools you need to progress.

The heart of the game lies in its open-ended problem solving. There’s no single “right” way to tackle Joe’s chores, and that’s a huge part of the charm. Want to avoid Mrs. Jenkins’s barking poodle? Distract it with a squeaky toy you craft from duct tape and an old shoe. Need to coax the mayor’s prized rosebush back to life? Mix up a fertilizer recipe from backyard compost and leftover soda cans. Each success feels like a genuine “Aha!” moment, and the game nods approvingly every time you slink back through Joe’s creaky front door.

Graphically, Easy Joe 4 keeps things bright and sketchy, like a Saturday morning cartoon that’s had too much caffeine. Colors pop, character animations are surprisingly expressive, and the soundtrack straddles the line between twangy banjo tunes and lo-fi hip-hop beats. You’ll find yourself humming the main theme long after you’ve paused the game, which is a testament to how much personality the developers have packed into every background brick and squeaky door hinge.

Even after you’ve ticked off the main objectives, there’s a gentle pull to keep exploring. New side quests pop up as you revisit old haunts—maybe a stray cat needs rescuing, or an eccentric inventor wants you to test his wobble-bot prototype. With each round of trials, Easy Joe 4 reminds you that sometimes the simplest adventures are the most rewarding, especially when you’re doing them in the company of a clumsy handyman who never seems to run out of duct tape or dry wit.