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-After trying out for almost 2 hours

The obvious is that the artwork is very nice, a lot of it feels like old school adult comics to me. With games like this I generally like/dislike based on the actual gameplay part, so to that end:

It's match 3 game is surprisingly good, basically match colors to strengthen the girl with matching elements. They also get special moves that can flip things around in a move (for better or worse).
Yes, you can auto-battle and the AI is almost perfect, that could use some balancing for both hero and enemy. However, I really got pulled into playing dungeon and tower (PvP) levels.

Not sure how it will hold up after several hours, since micro-transaction games tend to reach that point where you have to buy things or pour days on days to get anywhere, but it's been enjoyable so far.

Been looking forward to the release since the first time I played through the demo. Why I'm drawn to cleanpunk, I don't know.

-It's pretty well paced with areas getting larger and more complex as you go, more bodies, blood and rooms/floors.
-Standard upgrades to make cleaning faster/easier; Mop cleans faster/more at a time, trash bags hold more, etc.
-Levels are varied and unique, and fit into a story progression. I really like the story elements, especially the subtle ones you infer from the scene.
-Secret areas and collectibles are a nice addition for replay or completionists.
-Physics can be goofy sometimes, which tends to be pretty fun too.

-More to come in future...

Definitely wears inspiration on it's sleeve, but so well done.
Tons of different, unique weapons to find, also random secret areas with upgrades and stuff.
Story is mysterious, unique and interesting, more importantly the game-play is fun.
I waited way too long to finish this game, the sequel makes you wish for more of the original.
And of course, "DEMON! ATHETOS SAY KILL!"

You can kill your Dad.

The game is well-known and even if not it's of a genre you kind of either like or not.
My recommendation is based more on the many years later this game got updates, DLC, and even Steam workshop integration. They could have easily shoved out an HD remake cash grab, but instead decided to give something to both new and old fans.
Also, I just love Greek and Norse mythology, don't we all? :)

A fallen angel saves Hell from it's own greed, it's short and sweet which seems standard for DreadXP games. I enjoyed playing through in one sitting and only got stuck once because I avoided talking to someone I didn't like. I imagine you can tell from the trailers if you'd enjoy or not, but don't stare too long because if you do...yeah that.

Just creepy enough, minimal and proper use of jumpscares as well as atmosphere.
The special fish are quite unsettling to see swimming around, even more so when reeling them in.
I'd buy and play a full game, and more songs/stations please.

Absolute non-game, nothing but RNG with no option aside from rolling the dice.
For sexy visuals, it isn't bad, but getting those unlocked is just a matter of hitting space over and over until you luck out on the race.
Definitely needs something additional to be considered a game.

Un-ironically, actually more fun and clever than that other game without taking itself 1/1000th as seriously. The satire is just icing on the cake, it's not a lie.

Essentially a puzzle game that has you tinker with real world objects. No time limits or brain busting challenges, so take your time and enjoy. Also has a cute story as backdrop and while it can be completed pretty quickly, there's a lot of satisfaction seeing the finished product.
More levels and/or a sequel with possible workshop support would be great.