Brush Burial: Gutter World

Gooner game disguised as an infinite sim.. Lots of cool stuff here, but the developers goal is very clear lmao.

Очень вкусно, но очень мало

Very awesome game, the takedowns remind me of Oni (2001) Love the rough grunge aesthetics mixed with the BDSM getups and the monster lady is hot I'd love to see an expansion on the Cutthroat mode in the follow up game including more outfits

This game is a pretty great stealth/puzzle game to get 4 hours on a weekend completing the mastery/domination challenges on all the levels. It has 4 missions and they're fairly open with a few avenues to either ghost, stealth-kill or delete everyone. You can also grid in cutthroat if you want more game. You mainly grind to unlock skins for your player character. The dialogue with the other character in the hub is also very wholesome. Can't wait for Bruiseland.

I'm conflicted on if I want to refund this or not... On one hand, I really love what is here, the vibes are immaculate, and the gameplay is really solid! Not to mention the really fun takedowns! But on the other hand, its just waaay too short, with too little replay value for me to feel like its worth keeping... The game only has four levels. One long one, and three short ones. It really feels more like a proof of concept, or tech demo. There is nothing to really work towards other than cosmetics, but those don't hold much value when there is so little to actually play... Gahh! Its just so disappointing, because I want more! I know there are other games in the series, but I expect them to be just as disappointingly short as this. It really just makes me wish the dev(s) just kept adding to, and refining one big game!

Not very good at this type of game, though I'm still trying my hand at it. The inventory controls I'm not very used to, so I found myself fumbling with them often. Additionally, the system itself I wasn't super fond of. Particularly the keys. My entire inventory had keys and I felt like their applicable doors varied enough that it wasn't immediately obvious which one would've been consequence free to get rid of. I think having a keyring that can store multiple keys or something would be better or an indicator that the doors in the world that use that key have been opened. The combat felt a bit awkward at times, but I did feel badass with the takedowns. Using weapons underlined the fact that combat was not the goal of these levels at all, so I can't fault the clunkiness I felt trying to use the controls there. I'm a fan of the characters and would like to enjoy more of this game. I would just benefit from getting good.

Una cosa es la inmersión, otra muy distinta es la practicidad. No podes cambiar de un objeto a otro de manera directa, tenés que guardar el objeto actual apretando un botón y después pasar al siguiente, una mecánica de pija que lo único que hace es romper las pelotas.