Forgive Me Father

Enjoying it a lot so far, a ncie blend of retro and modern gameplay

Fast pace action with a some level exploration. The story is mostly told through collectibles throughout the level and isn't forced on you every 5 minutes. Blast your way through hordes of grotesque but beautifully drawn enimies with a metal soundtrack blasting in the background. Lots of weapons with a variety of skills and a decent, albeit not very deep, skill tree allows you to adjust everything to your playstyle and adding just enough replayability to make you want to run through it once more. If you like a classic boomer-shooter, this game is worth adding to your library.

This game has excellent gameply firstly, controls are smooth and accurate, weapon choices aren't extremely broad but quality over quantity in this case. There is of course the graphics that are top-tier, hand-drawn and pop in just the right way. The story is something worth exploring, I myself am game first story second but another run through of the game was to enjoy that story better while also being better at mowing down the enemies at that point.

A pretty solid shooter overall. + Great art and design, very cohesive. + Music is great. + Sound effects are solid. + Weapon designs and creativity. - Levels are hit and miss. Some good stuff here and there, but a lot of blandness too. Gets creative at the end. - Perk system is not bad but didn't use it much. - Some areas are just too dark. - No real story, more shooty shoot. Overall pretty good. I'd say it's a "sale" game, but if you're really into Eldritch stuff it's a solid buy.

Forgive Me Father may be simplistic on the surface, but the level design and attention to detail are phenomenal. Each enemy is lovingly detailed as a 2D image, showcasing amazing design work with tentacles, arms and other horrific apendages to squeeze the life from you. If you love HP Lovecraft stories, this is the game for you!