Yuppie Psycho

I don't get why one review called this a walking sim? You're an average person going against the paranormal. I think it gives an amazing experience for the price tag. Games triple the price usually are broken, and I have never encountered anything game breaking.

This game oozes charm out of every pixel. Its only major hangup for me would be its brevity. A wonderful world and characters plus its inspired art design make this a definite 5 stars. It definitely deserves more attention. P.S I have OneyPlays to thank for showing me this game (Id totally buy a voice pack with cory/spazkid as brians VA)

Largely I would consider this game a mixture of a point and click adventure with minimal 3/4 overhead stealth and action. But the main event of the game is largely the completly mad story and quirky characters. I don't necessarily care for the in game graphic style but the game plays well, the music is good and the cutscenes are GORGEOUS. There are multiple endings behind light game variablilty so I would save often to avoid having to replay because of a missed game trigger. My only minor complaints are some annoying, time wasting, achievements(example:Beat the game in one sitting). I also was a bit disappointed that the game doesn't make much sense at the end(the internet at large agrees) but perhaps that is by design. So if you are looking for a ride of a descent into madness give this one a go.

Really is a small gem of a game that will probably never see the recognition it deserves.

There are hidden gems, and there are hidden treasure chests. This is definitely the latter. In fact if I hadn't heard about it from Oneyplays, I probably would have missed it entirely. It doesn't immediately look like it, but this is in fact a survival horror game. But it's also hilarious and very endearing. Besides it being kooky and silly at first, everything isn't as random as it first seems - there's a great mystery tying all the events and characters together, and it takes itself seriously without sacrificing the horror or the goofy fun, which takes genuine talent to get right. The art is super charming, I loved the characters, the music is great, and it satisfies that itch for semi-non linear exploration (not only are there a bunch of different endings, but a whole different way to experience the second half of the game (originally DLC)). After getting this (do it! It deserves the support), try Lamentum too, another pixel horror by the same publisher, which is also incredible.