Recent reviews by wormsoup

One of the best games I have ever played. Ever.

A horror game for horror fans. Not only is this an impressive indie title, but one of the best horror games I've played, period. I can only imagine the game getting better as the devs continue to work on it, but even in its current state, the game is an incredible experience.

Another great release from the Torture Star and Puppet Combo people. This time it's inspired not by the American slashers of the 80's but the neon-filled, body horror films of 80's Italian directors such as Lucio Fulci and Dario Argento. I particularly enjoyed the departure from constantly being chased by the antagonist to a more narrative-driven experience, as well as the inclusion of gun play not often seen in these games.

If you want to dive into this niche of horror gaming but find yourself too anxiety-ridden and terrified of the "chased by a murderer" format of other games, then this one is definitely for you. The game is relatively short, taking me about 3 hours to complete, but it was a thoroughly enjoyable experience.

One of the most fleshed-out, longest, and scariest Puppet Combo/Torture Star games I've ever played. I loved every second of it.

Highly immersive, excellent environments. Open enough to allow for interesting exploration but linear enough to properly tell the story. Doesn't rely on cheap jumpscares or the constant feeling of being chased, which gets old after a while. The story has incredible depth considering how short and "low budget" the game is.

Overall, one of the best "walking simulator" indie horror games I've ever played.

It's a good game. It's not easy, but once you get past the learning curve and put some effort into playing the game the way you're supposed to (e.g. building a good deck, communicating, etc.) then it becomes really addicting and rewarding. I don't recommend coming into this game expecting some casual zombie shooting. There are plenty of other games for that, and this isn't one of them, at least not until you get good at it.

When it first came out, there were some bugs. Some were just annoying, and others felt like the game was trying to ♥♥♥♥ you in your dry ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. For the most part, these bugs have been resolved. The game is now easier, and much more fair and worth trying out.

I should mention that I played L4D almost religiously in the past. Why is that important? Well I like co-op zombie shooters, I like the gameplay, I like the environments, I like the style. The point is, I like this game, but I understand why some other people don't. Should you try it out? If you're asking, then probably wait for a sale, because I have a feeling that most people who would like this game already bought it.

Some good ol' fashioned first-person shootin'. It's super stylized, psychedelic, tweaked-out fun that looks like how the 90's imagined violent video games.

I already liked this game but now it's even better and history has absolved it. 10/10