Godlike Burger

The main gameplay is reasonably straightforward with the main challenge being to keep track of who likes what, who's available, and how best to kill them, which can get pretty tough when you have six different species on the same planet, plus a couple of random extras.

I bet with a controller, it would work great too.

Its art style blends cartoonish charm with splashes of exaggerated gore, ensuring the game never becomes too horrifying despite its grim premise.

But there're traps that're in the middle of your lobby and front door, and as soon as you trip them, you have the whole room aggro'd towards you, because it's super rare when *one* person is hanging around.

A few minor issues include the fact it's a bit too easy to confuse a couple of the ingredients on an order, that the unlockable skins have a bit too much space between the number of consecutive days needed between the last two, and that the tracks in the out-of-game soundtrack seem to be named by what they were originally intended for rather than how they're actually used or what they're called in the game.