Compra Revenge Of The Colon PC

Indossa i panni di un gastroenterologo esperto alle prese con l'ultima settimana di lavoro in questo indie RPG simulation. Esplora gli angusti passaggi all'interno dei coloni dei pazienti per individuare e curare svariati disturbi con strumenti medici specializzati. L'azione si dipana in cinque capitoli, ciascuno dedicato ai problemi medici unici di un paziente, mescolando simulazione casual con elementi di body horror sempre più intensi. Le scelte influenzano i molteplici finali di ogni capitolo e dell'intero gioco. Le grafiche retro in stile PS1 accentuano il disagio nostalgico legato al tema viscerale del titolo. I fan dell'indie horror che amano simulazioni story-driven con incontri paziente variati troveranno qui un approccio fresco e originale.

You are a respected gastroenterologist at the height of your profession. You have seen it all and treated it all. There is nothing you cannot handle. You do not know it yet but this is your final week.

Gameplay

You will spend your time deep in the claustrophobic colons of your patients. You will have to identify and treat any and all ailments you discover in order to ensure the future health of your patients. You will have access to a range of specialized medical instruments to aid you in this task.

Story Driven

The game is played in five chapters. Each chapter focuses on treating the ailments of a different patient. The week starts off normally but as the week progresses you encounter the things of a gastroenterologist's nightmares.

Multiple Endings

How you play the game makes a difference to the ending of each chapter and to the ending of the game as a whole.

Body Horror

It is not just about generic blood and guts. Each chapter of the game focuses on different aspects of body horror so that players will have something different to encounter with every patient.

Visual Style

We chose the retro PS1 style because we know it is much enjoyed by fans of the indie horror genre. The crudeness of the visual style combined with the game's subject matter helps to create an atmosphere of nostalgic unease.