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Don't make the same mistake of buying your partner the funny cannibal ritual sibling game off Steam
Even since then she's been begging for me to drain the blood out of her and to consume her

And I'm in the corner crying "It was just a meme, bro"

I can't quit you

Man, the damn Titty Demon just has to keep runing my plans for a nice dinner with my friend Tormented Soul #1 and Tormented Soul #2 why you gotta go and do that

One of the first games of the psychological horror kind that actually didn't need a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ spoken word of dialogue in the entire game to have such a damn profound effect. This game is INCREDIBLY ♥♥♥♥♥♥.
It deals with a lot of dark seated ♥♥♥♥. Things that nobody wants to talk about or think about, but as humans we do, as much as we regret and abhor it. It deals with a "protagonist" who ends up finding out what kind of monster he will become. The game is apologetic. It does not hide itself and it does not coddle. The feeling of oppression that exudes from this game by the atmosphere alone is a pretty ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ good indication of the concept of depression and the related illnesses. It speaks of the human condition upon dealing with our thoughts we do not want to think or actions we do not want to do.
It will make you feel uncomfortable. You may not even want to continue, considering some of the ♥♥♥♥ it asks you to do. But there's this innate curiosity- Maybe, somehow, some way, you can make it all okay. According to the developer, there are multiple endings. But you have to be extremely careful on what you say and when you say it. You have to choose when to use items and when not to. It very subtly tells you what kind of path you will end up taking, and whether or not you can stop it.
It's a very, very short game. I got the first ending within an hour. But believe me, this man knows what it's like to have a battle within your own mind. He understands what it feels like. This game has spoken volumes about the concepts of mental illness and the struggles of depression. Also the battle of keeping your head on your shoulders and being in control of your own existence.
I get headaches sometimes when I'm in periods of extreme tension or distress, and this game made me feel that, even though it wasn't obvious. This is a sign of a very well made game. Even though he said that people that suffer from depression probably SHOULDN'T play it (But all of you know me anyhoo)
This is a very, very good game if you're into psychological horror point and clicks, and I hope to see more from this man. Excellent work. 8.75/10

I was so concerned that this was going to be another WB Games fiasco, much like MKX and Arkham Knight (Fun games, but terrible optimization), but third time seems to be the charm. The game is optimized to a T (Able to run it on high 1080p on a 7790, which I know is still a good card, but I didn't expect it to run this this well), the controls are smooth, fluid and responsive and the pacing is fantastic. They made a beautiful backdrop with the Wasteland, and you feel a drive to explore and find out know more. Fantastic game, and a great way to start out the Fall quarter.

It's like a spiritual successor to Postal 1.

Meh kicked a lady back into the burning house she was trying to run from and then slashed her throat


I'm such a ♥♥♥♥

8/10

Okay here the thing.

The game itself is still glitchy as ♥♥♥♥, at least on my end. Weird framerate issues, menus sticking, odd suttering and such out of nowhere. However, there is a lot of heart into this game, and these guys have been trying to fix these issues pretty damn quick. I will give them this.

If you get the game now, prepare for a PC port with a lot of rough edges, but a lot of heart. I just hope that they learn from this port and learn to avoid launch issues like this again. I have faith in them to fix it up, however.

You know... I suffer from depression myself. I hold no qualms or no anger towards people who legitimately bring attention to this situation and try to help others who suffer from it, possibly helping to find a universal cure. But the way this person has made this travesty offends me. They asssume that everyone that suffers from depression lets it consume them like a cancer, doing nothing but leading themselves to their own eventual suicide. ♥♥♥♥ that. I know plenty of people who had taken a stand and fought it. Whether they were sucessful or not was based on the power of their will, and sadly, sometimes a will can only take so much. This trash assumes that the only course of action people suffering from depression take is to hide from it and isolate ourselves. This makes the people afflicted seem like nothing but weak, self pitying wastes. And let me tell you something. People who have things to live for, people they love, they will fight this ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ thing tooth and nail. And I am extremely offended on the way this disease was potrayed. It's a thing that can be fought, and how dare they forget that. This game is nothing but offensive.

I prety much got this game for free through trading cards, but from what I've played of it I like it.

It's got a good, solid base and runs pretty smooth.

I'd like for the graphics to be bumped up a bit, but this a a mobile port (I found out, it seems to have transitioned to PC pretty well)

All in all, the concept is really cool, and I hope they get enough money to put in Multiplayer, because that would be pretty fun.

For a game that I was expecting to be nothing more than a simple joke play here and there, this game is way too fun for it's down good.


A great game to just chill and relax to while you build your own business and make deliveries to different cities. Give it a look!