P.U.R.G.A.T.O.R.Y

A pretty silly game, but it's pretty interesting too!

Really enjoyable game to play with a beer or joint to chill out also without ofcourse ;) , there so many funny soul descriptions in it to not send them to hell or heaven but there is always the grinder option and you can always drop them by accident ;) , also love the achievements you get. and adding your own friends in the game is amazing and funny you can even make the judge *Dread* says when you judge their souls. i would recommend it to everyone that just wants some laughs and wants to judge the good the bad and the ugly.

i can send MAGATs to hell where they belong. Trump himself goes into the grinder :)

I really enjoyed it. Played with steamlink on my phone so it was like a fun little mobile game to waste time while waiting at work. Costs less than buying an energy drink and hot dog at 7-11.

Price in its current state should be $0.99 or free, there's very little substance to the game overall. Unlocks don't save if you close the game and come back, and they're rather pointless anyway. They just either help you get more unlocks, or kill people in extravagant but underwhelming ways that ultimately amount to nothing. Other than that, the game is alright brain fodder, can be cathartic, and has potential to be actually good rather than just a guilty pleasure. Seems to be an abandoned project though.

Good funny experimental game :)

Boring, slow, repetative. But you can get rid of all the people that annoy you online. So i guess i got to give it a thumbs up. And i forgot, it introduced my new favourite gender: Omni-ironical. Putting black back on the rainbow flag and making irony great again!

great game

I do not recommend this game. Initially it seemed promising, however... The "souls's" (NPCs to be "judged") descriptions are of incredibly tame, poor quality, with low variety and loaded with the developer's own moral, ethical and political bias as well as obscure in-jokes. Within minutes, I had seen several repetitions of descriptive elements and with some just changing position between the three categories: "Deeds, Sins and Notes" It quickly becomes apparent that projecting their beliefs is more important than creating an enjoyable player experience. The game will occasionally choose for you, contradicting the major selling point of "player's choice". In addition, the so-called game-play seem to revolve around shifting the player's focus away from actively choosing the soul's fates by judging their life based on their descriptive sheets, and instead becoming an idle grind of randomly killing souls off without judging them. The UI is clunky and have some, let's say "thoughtless" executions. The pixelated font is very small and difficult to read, with many characters being visually interchangeable. This game should probably be offered for free, or as a demo as it feels very bare-bones.

I killed Santa 10/10