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I love this game. It is incredible to play, a good time just about anytime you have a full server. I love the guns, I love the people that play it, I love... everything about the game.

So why am I not recommending it?

There are no more updates. No communication. There is nothing. At all. I don't understand why, as worse games get more updates and communication, while this game was LOVED.

And now it feels abandoned. I'd love to play it again, I'd love for there to be updates, even a roadmap, SOMETHING, anything. We're not asking for much, and we're still disappointed.

I can't recommend it. Sure you might find one or two servers right now, but really, I'd wait to see if they actually do something. The most communication is it going on sale.

Mouthwashing is an experience unlike any other I dare say. I've enjoyed so many horror experiences over the years. Decades even. I think only a few things could compare to it. S.O.M.A. comes to mind but the more I digest of the game(Which I just finished playing a few hours ago), I think this is more. The horror you experience is incredible. I wouldn't say there are jump scares, but there are times where I was freaked the ♥♥♥♥ out. This is a deep dive in how horrible humanity can be.

This is set in the future, you're on a space ship in space, but the troubles that come could happen anywhere. When everything goes wrong, and wrong, and wrong it seems as though there is no hope. We are entitled to the lies we tell ourselves that it will all be okay. We avoid the truth, and we refuse to face responsibility for our actions or our inaction. To do is just as damning than to do not.

This isn't a game for those that are easily affected. Though, I dare say those that encounter those dark moments when Depression is the only monster in our lives, you might find yourself having a dark chuckle a few times, while embracing the truth of it all.

Normally I'm a game that enjoys a game's length equal to the price, but this one. Don't sleep on it. Go in blind. Stream to friends or don't. It will be nice to have other minds along with you for this ride.

It's incredible. While I am still processing what happened, I'm glad to have played it. A lot of people seek horror for the fear of it, the excitement, the wanting to feel alive without the danger of death. All these reasons are good ones for playing Mouthwashing, but sometimes to see the light of life, you need to see the depths of the darkness. Sink right into it.

Publisher sucks. Sure they went back on their ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, but they still suck. Remember, gamers, this is how we managed to change things. Game is good.

I came to this game after a friend wanted something bloody to play. So I promised to find something for them, and instead I found this game. It is bloody. It isn't for the friend, it is entirely for me. It is murder, rage, and furious fighting. Picture yourself as any melee weapon using legend, and you can be that. You can BE GUTS if you want. Why not?

It is the most fun I've had in an action roguelike since Hades. You can go fast, really fast, and the enemies are merciless. You can make things harder if you want via curses, you unlock skills, combos, other permanent passives and weapons and more. It is a raw good time where there will be blood, of different colors you can unlock. I love this game. I can not recommend it more.

Edit: After shoving in oh so many hours, I have to say this is a masterpiece. The developer not only talks, but he also listens to feedback and works at making the game great. AND THAT alone is fantastic. You can be more than guts, you can be a monk, a paladin, a vampire, various mages and blood suckers, and all the more. The combat is good, and got better since my last post. A quality update is coming soon. As is, it is great, pure bliss, and a wonderful challenge when you go further into loops OR into torment difficulty.

AND it is on sale right now. FOR SOME reason. I think it is worth $20 EASY but on sale? Grab it.

As someone that has never really enjoyed a city builder, and couldn't quite get the mindset to enjoy Rim world, despite wanting to, this game has consumed me. I'm at 18.2 hours played(Really should be 22.2 as I played the demo for four hours) after only three days of having it. Not even three full days.

Against the storm isn't just a city builder. This is a puzzle. This is an intricate game where the longer you play, the more complex it gets. There are roguelike elements here where you get permanent upgrades and unlocks. You might think this makes the game easier. It does, in a fashion. Then you find out there are more than just the three base races, you find out that the threats in glades can sometimes be good because you took a cornerstone(Something that only affects that playthrough) that gives you meat when someone dies. THEN you find out there are factions you are competing with, trade routes to opposing settlements and your own, and you realize that you are only scratching the surface.

However complex this seems, know that the game spoon feeds you. It teaches you what to do, and just seems to have me riding the line between things being too hard or just hard enough. Games where I thought I would lose, I won, and sometimes when I was sure I had it in the bag, I didn't.

Also, if you are curious. Play the demo. Play the hell out of the demo. Because what you do in the demo transfers over to the full game. Just don't tell your friends when they finally drag you off this game to play something else that you closed it, and then re-opened it again on instinct. It happened to me. It might happen to you.

So, I know you're looking at the Early Access Game and thinking, will this have enough content? Will it stop updating? Seeing something being overwhelmingly positive yet still in the Early Access game category might put you ill at ease, which is understandable. I want you to know, that this game still has oodles of content. I've only played it for a few weeks, but have racked up quite a few hours already. I am someone that has been unable to resist just about any roguelike game ever, and this one tickles the itch wonderfully.

Sure you'll collect all the things to unlock very quickly(Well quickly for a roguelike), but there will be more to find. Events, weapons, equipment, and things of that sort. AND that was before the recent update(Their Christmas update that hit a few days ago). I would have been happy with the game as is, but this update has added so many weapon, and items, and equipment that I just can't stop.

Highly recommended. Also insanely affordable. There hasn't been a bang for your buck option like this since Vampire Survivors.

Roadwarden feels like slipping into an old book. One you've read a long time ago, or played a long time ago, but upon returning to it you've forgotten all the little secrets and details and it feels like you're noticing them all over again. It is comfortable, thrilling, enticing, and inviting. A good game if you love those old books, and a great game if you also love tabletop rpg forays.

Prepare for a fantastic time. A multitude of weapons, as well as scrolls and more that will change the way you play. If you love roguelites but have always wanted a solid FPS foray into them, look no further than here. With plenty of heroes, weapon combinations, and scrolls that both enhance your hero's abilities as well as other abilities passively and actively, you can play your heart out in a large variety of ways. Encounter broken builds and destroy the game before you. It is now fully released, with more on the way I imagine, and I hugely recommend this game. Wield two weapons at once as an explosively crazed dog, kick and leap your way around as a kung fu bird, or punch and shell your way through everything as the newly released turtle hero. There is even a lightning cat, not to be confused with a thunder cat. but close enough.

I want to recommend this game, I really do. But you should really know of all the issues with it first. While the horror aspect was fun, the scares were good, and the story was interesting and fun, the gameplay was mostly dull and time consuming.

1. The mini-games. Some were done quite well. Others seemed more annoying. There is one in episode 2, that will haunt you the rest of the game, where it tells you to gently press the trigger buttons(hugely recommend getting a controller for this). When I personally think it should have said gradually or partially. This may be due to me not using controllers very much, but it resulted in some stressful times. In a horror game, stress should be due to scares, not due to gameplay mechanics that are more frustrating than interesting.

2. The puzzles. There are a metric ton of puzzles in this game. Some are okay and interesting, while others(especially in episodes after 3) just seem like they exist to consume your time without actually adding anything good to the game. Whether the clues are too vague(There exists a puzzle in episode 5 that was so vague, the devs had to change it and still it was a bit of a pain in the ass) By the time I was halfway through episode 4, I was done with trying to figure out puzzles. I looked up spoiler free walkthroughs and just did things that way. Which the cause of leads me to the next problem.

3 Run time. Now usually I enjoy longer games. They typically result in more bang for your buck. Well, in horror games there is a need for pacing. Which I think this game is good at doing, assuming you can skip all the puzzles. Which I did, I had a walkthrough and I just made some puzzles that would have tacked on 15-30 minutes per puzzle. I still clocked in at 24 hours when I finished the game(3 of which were due to losing all my characters in episodes 1 and 2. 1 due to my idiocy, and 2 due to the aforementioned mini game regarding the -gently- pushed trigger buttons) and it felt like far.. far too much. I feel if it was 8 hours shorter, I'd have enjoyed it. Of course these means removing puzzles galore. As well as.. My last problem with the game.

4. Episode 4. Episode far did contain some GOOD story, however it was wrapped up in keycard-esque puzzles/things to do. When I say keycard, my mind goes far back to quake 2. Where you need to get the blue keycard. but to get the blue keycard, you must get the yellow one. but to get the yellow one, you must go near the blue keycard door, find a little hidden wall, and get the red keycard. BUT to get that keycard you need a green... you get my point. That was episode 4. Eventually it got to where there were no scares, besides me dealing with boring minigames designed to just slow down the whole episode and artificially increase the length of the game.

The things I DID enjoy? Episode 1-3 were wonderful. Again, if you remove one of those minigames and a few puzzles. The story was interesting, the ending was fun, horrifying, if a bit lacking in content and answers.

I can't reliably recommend this game. Though I'd prefer to give it a rating rather than a simple yes or no. I'd say a high 50s low 60s type rating. If you find the complete edition on sale, go ahead. But episode 4+5 you're going to want to have a guide for some of the puzzles. Or don't. This is just what I thought of the game. Enjoy

Edit: Also there is a mini game EARLY in the game that follows you throughout the game. It requires you to hide, or you die. When you hide you have another mini game where if you fail you die. These event is random, and based on difficulty. In episode 5. It happened in a room with one exit and nowhere to hide within the room. Meaning I died, with no possible way out.

One thing I've learned with horror games in general, is they are quite subjective. There are many people that don't get good and immersed. People that view it from a distanced perspective. If you are one of those people that can't get immersed, I wouldn't recommend this game to you.

For those that love to get into their character, into the story, and into the world. This game is definitely for you. I've seen quite a few reviews for this, and while it is mostly positive, the negative reviews have some really shoddy excuses.

A far better game than me has said a few things about horror games. Good ole John Wolfe.
Never be boring, and never be frustrating. This game is certainly far from boring, and far from frustrating. The only times I failed at puzzles, was because I didn't look for a simple answer, and felt silly afterwards.

This game makes a fantastic use of dread. Of terror. It will pull you out of comfort zones, and thrust you into a situation that you are far from familiar with. As to what that is. Well. Spoilers.

You are a pregnant woman. This is a very important part of the game. If you are unable to wrap yourself around being a mother that cares about her child, perhaps this isn't the game for you. If you decide this is SJW getting to you. Then frankly you're just an idiot. This is a fantastic use of making one feel very vulnerable in a situation, thus thrusting you DEEP into the immersion.

Horror games definitely have a fairly good element of allowing yourself to be vulnerable. Turn out the lights. Put on headphones. Wait until night. You play a horror game to be scared.

This game did a damn good job of scaring me.