Genuinely a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ banger of a game.

Sound Design
The sound design is where this game shines, and it gives the arcadey game-play the energy it needs to meet the AAA standards that indie developers try to reach today. This title is a high stakes, adrenaline pumping rollercoaster because of the reactive, thematic masterpiece of sound design. Audio cues give instant gratification and music buildup keeps the tension flowing in a majestic orchestra of gameplay wherein you are the sole, powerful conductor.

Gameplay
Although simple on paper, the genius design of the gameplay keeps you hooked, striving for more. The mechanical precision it takes to aim your poops results in a skill ceiling sky high, resulting in a leaderboard that will never stay static. Target management and prioritisation, combos, and ultrapoops keep the game fresh, and youre always thinking who best to poop on next, forcing you to make hundreds of risk vs reward choices within minutes of gameplay. Satisfying, physics based poop drops make this game one of the best at what it does.

Visuals
The visuals are, in whole, lacking. It presents the game painfully obviously as an indie title where other facets of the game do so well to hide. However, a great deal of visual care and detail is provided where it's important. The eye-pleasing art style is complimented with logs of high, viscous detail. Emotions are animated realistically, to a point where you can really FEEL like you see a guy getting their soup pooped in. Optimisation is great and faeces are modelled well.

Conclusion
Despite the low budget visuals, care has been put into this game. With near perfect gameplay coupled with sound design to rival DOOM Eternal, this game is a steal, even at full price. I plan to invest many more hours into this game, and I hope you are able to enjoy this experience too.