DEATH PENALTY

Ever wanted a very atmospheric game about diving into what is, in many aspects, hell? Not only that, but you also get to just be some dude trying to survive? Some shmuck who's absolutely jacked? Well, now you're in luck, my friend, because Death Penalty is exactly that kind of game. Experimentation is key. Once you start remembering what enemies do, which ones are worth fighting and which ones aren't (75 defense still got railed in 1 hit), which places are worth checking out, and what the hell most of your consumables actually do, you'll have a slightly — very slightly — easier time figuring out what you're supposed to be doing. Kind of like that one Funger game, you know the one. The one with the coin flip and them very important book shelfs that never drop the stuff you need. Now, some might say this is Funger-coded. I say: Maybe? Idunno. Get your own opinion, nerd. Anyways, to wrap it up: Grimdark? Absolutely. Art? Real bloody nice. Combat? A gamble, even when you come prepared, which honestly has its own charm. Atmosphere? Really damn good. My only real con is that some enemies look a little... familiar, to say the least. Without spoilers, of course.

ıam a ♥♥♥♥♥ this game is too ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ scary for me

Beutiful design and perfect build up of dread

Obviously Fear and Hunger inspired, very difficult buy way more rewarding than funger. The art is especially good, I love the demon design, and the general art direction. Very good. Would recommend

A monster jumpscared me and I screamed out loud then threw a big rock at his head and it exploded. So. Freaking. Epic.

Almost never leave reviews, but if you're looking for a funger-like, this ain't it bub. Combat is extremely unlike funger in the worst way, the game actively forces you into combat with enemies that all act very similarly. You're forced into essentially a dps race to cut off the arms with items you find randomly, and even then most enemies will still take you out with an attack from their head or legs. Status effects are entirely bogus, because every enemy attack will give you one, and it's really not intuitive as to what they are unlike funger. Story is almost non-existent, it's basically funger except they traded the beautifully crafted narrative and atmosphere, with a DOOM style beat em up with limb severing mechanics, and the atmosphere is just comprised of loud screaming and screeching sounds. Play it if you want an endless funger combat simulator with a quarter of the thought behind enemy designs.

Fear and Hunger but schizo