Clergy Splode

I played flash games better than this.

Clergy Splode is a small indie arcade action game developed by PiGravity and published by Back To Basics Gaming. Released on Steam in 2015, the title embraces a deliberately simple and chaotic design philosophy, centering its gameplay around explosions, fast-paced destruction, and score-driven progression. Rather than presenting a deep narrative or complex gameplay systems, the game focuses on quick sessions of arcade-style action where players attempt to cause as much explosive damage as possible while surviving waves of enemies. It is the type of experience that prioritizes immediate entertainment and accessibility, making it easy to pick up and play without requiring a long learning process. The premise of the game is intentionally humorous and unconventional. Players control a priest-like character whose primary method of dealing with enemies is by deploying bombs and triggering massive explosions. Instead of presenting a traditional heroic figure guided by wisdom or divine powers, the game leans into absurdity by portraying a clergyman who relies on explosive chaos to overcome threats. The narrative itself remains extremely light, functioning mostly as a comedic backdrop rath…

So bad

Clergy Splode feels more like a messy joke than a game. Repetitive bomb‑dropping, clunky mechanics, and shallow design make it boring fast.

No options menu, repetitive music, broken collisions, and awkward controls. Feels more like a dull flash game than anything worth playing.

this game is dog nuts