Meat Puppet is a weird, fascinating relic that’s equal parts cool and clunky. Despite some technical hiccups (like playtime not tracking properly), the game runs fine once you’re in - and what you get is a genuinely unique experience with striking visuals and a strong art direction. There’s something undeniably compelling about its world and overall vibe. Unfortunately, the controls and movement haven’t aged well at all, feeling awkward and cumbersome, and the combat is serviceable at best. It’s the kind of game that begs for a remaster to modernize the controls while preserving its distinct identity. Flaws and all, though, this is a memorable, offbeat experience, and one I wish I had played back in its prime.