Damn, what was yesterday?

Trash.

Well, what to write about this. . . Pros - puzzles - tricky jump passages - a "stealth section" - many eastereggs (so there is a lot to discover even in the furthest corners) Cons - bad collision with objects (makes the jumping passages a little more difficult, and objects sometimes glitching through walls/ground) - the german translation is a disaster (maybe don't use the "Google" translator. . . ) You cannot save the game. So you always start from the beginning. You have been warned. Conclusion: A simple, tricky puzzle game with a playing time round about 15 minutes.

Although the platforming is messy, the item system is uncomfortable, the voice acting was done in a closet, and the English is questionable at best, there is still something so charming about waking up drunk in Satan's bedroom, parkouring across a lake of the most slippery rock ever, taking a wank with the bonfire buddies, doing math in a game that can't even do English, experiencing every sin known to man, fighting nazi zombies like it's CoD 2020, and being absolved into the promise of a second game that will never be made.

This is very good

I got this game as a Christmas present. I deserved it because I gave the guy the Postal movie first. There are three reasons why I do not recommend this game: 1: It's not fun. Fun is a requirement for a good game, without it there is no reason to ever play the game. The environments were flat and uninteresting, the gameplay was walking, and the puzzles were intentionally ♥♥♥♥. 2. There is barely any game. I spent one hour on this game, 45 minutes of it was actually playing and the last 15 minutes was after I beat the game I beat it again to get all the achievements. Zero replayability, in fact my second run was hell because you can't skip the opening cutscene. 3. It's not fun.

Very bad game with puzzles that do not properly work and difficult and unfun achievements to get makes this game an easy skip.