GUTTER: The Cursed

Pure gem Looks goofy at first but it hides some colossal kino.

Gutter, was a cool change of pace. It has a gritty and dark side that you dont get to see often in these games and the choices you get to make are interesting. I like how you can play it different ways and also the game can end in different ways too. The combat was also different and fun. The status effects are important and very beneficial, so I highly recommend using them lol. Overall the game is well done. I do wish the world could have been done in a way that was a little more interesting but I also understand that I am getting what I paid for here. Either way I recommend the game and think the rpg players out there will enjoy this game.

Just buy the damn game and enjoy something else entirely different from anything you've ever played.

Real good if you like RPGs, or miserable bleak worlds, I like particularly the latter. I got it on sale for 1.50 USD and, even if I didn't I'd say it was worth the price. I hope my girlfriend can get this game sometime soon.

GUTTER: The Cursed is a bleak, abrasive, and strangely humorous indie role-playing game that throws players into a collapsing industrial hellscape and dares them to survive long enough to make sense of it. Developed and published by Asocial Guarantee, the game is unapologetically raw in both presentation and tone, leaning into discomfort, moral ambiguity, and systemic cruelty as defining features rather than flaws. It is a game that feels intentionally hostile, not just in its world design but in its narrative philosophy, constantly reminding players that safety, clarity, and justice are luxuries long abandoned in the city of Gutter. The premise immediately establishes the game’s oppressive atmosphere. Upon arrival in the city, the protagonist is robbed, assaulted, and cursed with a terminal condition that functions as both a narrative hook and an existential timer. This curse is not merely a story device but a thematic anchor, framing every decision with urgency and dread. Gutter itself is a sprawling, decayed industrial labyrinth populated by desperate humans, predatory demons, and indifferent machines, all competing for survival and dominance. The city feels alive in its hostil…

Slightly biased, but this might be one of the best games I have ever played in my life