ZOMBUTCHER: Monster Business Simulator

(edit) Just seen on the discord they are abandoning the game to make a new one. Thats a loss from me. To leave a game unfinished and still sell it blows my mind and I cant support that. I recommend getting this on sale and just enjoying what you can. The game can definitely be fun. Is it made with AI? Who cares if you enjoy the game? I don't have time to cry over something that doesn't really matter. Pros: -The game is actually quite fun. -It's a good way to pass the time. -Plenty of gore. -You get to shove a suction tube up some butts... lol. Cons: -It misses out on a lot of humor because of the spelling errors. For the farmer, they were clearly going for a hick accent, but they spelled so many words incorrectly that it's almost impossible to read. -There are quite a few bugs. I was being chased by the cops, and they caught me while I was hiding in a dumpster. They glitched out and kept repeatedly telling me to get out of the dumpster. The only way I could fix it was by slapping a cop in the mouth. Honestly, it was a satisfying fix. -Somehow, I was also duplicating bodies. After putting one on the table, the game still showed that I was carrying one. Then I put it on the mea…

I loved the concept, so I really wanted to like the game, but... Gameplay: Everything felt really clunky and cumbersome to do. Half the time your actions aren't registering properly until you run your mouse over the screen several times - cutting meat, grinding meat, putting together trinkets, etc. When you unlock the "automatic" tools designed to help you along, they help you by exchanging the painful mini game with... another slightly less painful mini game. The esc button does nothing half the time. You would expect it to exit you out of build mode, exit out of all menus, etc. Instead, I've had to manually click the X to exit for most things. When you try to sweep around a customer, the game registers that as hitting them and you die. Gameplay is in serious need of a QoL update. Audio: Please equalize the sounds. Some of the demons (skull + evil labubu) are LOUD, especially when they're pounding at the door or growling through it. I played at 40% volume and everything else sounded fine until my ears were shattered by their appearances. Second biggest complaint is the automatic meat grinder, which is both loud AND plays an annoying nuke sound when it's done until yo…

I finished Zombutcher in less than 6 hours of actual playtime, which feels a little short for the price. That doesn't mean I think the game is bad, though. (I have 7 because i played the first 30 mins 3 Times because my recording software did not record my audio once and crashed the second time.) To me, Zombutcher feels like a rough stone with a lot of potential. The core concept is interesting, but right now, a lot of that potential remains unused. The basic idea is simple: during the day, you run a butcher shop and sell meat. At night, you sell human body parts to monsters. That's a great concept. My main problem is that the two sides of the game don't feel equally important. The Butcher Shop: My biggest question is: What is the actual purpose of running the normal butcher shop? Outside of the story section where you need to sell 40 pieces of human meat, regular meat simply doesn't make enough money to really feel worth the effort. Most of the time, I only used the shop to lower my suspicion. My strategy basically became: Get 4–5 customers into the shop → close the shop → kill all of them → put them in the basement → reopen the shop → serve around 10 customers → suspicion is…

its still quite buggy but its a geat game tho and the devs seem focased on fixing the bugs

i liked it

some glitches, but a good butchery game