The Savior's Gang Reviews

A very challenging and funny game! We will go to hell! :D

LOOOL, very funny game! Gore physics and deaths. God bless this game!

You guys made me laugh out loud for 5 bucks. I'd say that's worth it :)

So nice! A game with an addictive and funny gameplay. And the story is just hilarious haha

Very addictive game with uncountable ways to die but including a touch of humor with its holy chat, hahaha . Nowhere in each stage is a safe place, and that makes you stay focused all the time until reaching the end of every level. Really good game that I would recommend for sure!

https://gaming.youtube.com/watch?v=qc01wv7ZbLw The Savior's Gang is a modern take on the tales in the bible with a hint of a British humor in the vein of Monty Python. You're Jesus Christ navigating your followers to safety, avoiding perilous obstacles and environmental hazards such as falling trees, all the while texting and arguing with your father about wanting to go home. Think a more action paced Lemmings and you'll have an idea. The problems at the time of writing, however, are issues with the levels themselves. I ran into a few invisible walls (as seen in the video above), not to mention got hung up on small things like stair I shouldn't be caught on. The characters you guide are also a bit on the floaty side, often being hard to control and inevitably are killed by whatever dangers they wouldn't stop in front of, though most or all can be brought back when you run over the holy grail. It's an interesting concept for an adventure/simulation game, but after a while the game's bug start to wear you thin, not to mention the concept itself does start to get old pretty quick. This is a really hard game to say oick it up or avoid, as it's just not something that really held my intention, but overall it isn't a bad experience. For now, it will be a not suggested due to some of the minor issues mentioned. The Savior's Gang is a fairly basic game concept, and the fact that some ground textures make problems for simply walking takes it from a fun semi-casual experience to rage-inducing due to some elements just needing some tightening up. Hopefully Catness Game Studios takes the time to tighten up the game a little more, as then it will be a niche game at a bargain price worth checking out. Until then, you might want to hold off and wait for those patches to potentially go live in the near future.

Now I'm a believer 🤣 Cheap little game, but really original, with a lot of fun,some nice ideas and memes. Best you'll get with just 4$!

My Sin was hubris. I thought I had what it took to be an Jesus... turns out, not really. I gathered an impressive following but I only led them to their death. wack. I'm a wack Jesus. Sorry dead followers, I tried so hard, and took us all so far but in the end, it didn't even matter.

EDIT: 3/6/19 As I was writing this, the first update was being posted (to add a game exit button.) --------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Savior’s Game……what a delightful game to play, and to review! Rarely have I had such ugly-innocent fun in what is essentially a “flat Earth” (so to speak), single-level platformer with 17 very challenging game levels utilizing some of the most lovingly innocent idiots since Lemmings. Perhaps I’m not 100% accurate in my interpretation, but as I understand it, The Savior was crucified, but failed to successfully ascend, and was therefore trapped between Earth and heaven. It became his duty to lead his followers through various “promised lands” filled with dangers, and death in many forms. So, as with most platformers, the goal is to discover the best method to avoid death, and to deliver the greatest number of followers to the end of each of the 17 levels in the fastest time, in preparation for the next challenging level. There is constant communication with various entities, as if in a MMO with many viewers/commenters, including “Stan”, which is how Satan prefers to be called (of course!) In addition to completing each level in the briefest time with the greatest number of living followers, there is also the task of collecting souls to exchange for upgrades to increase speed, and the numbers of followers at each level beginning. This player/reviewer has never been what might be called a “platformer star”, so in six hours I’ve only advanced as far as completing the first seven levels. As levels progress, the dangers become substantially more difficult to overcome, and generally success is based on performing tasks/travels in proper sequence and finding triggers (such as buttons) to allow safe(ish) progress. And the greatest challenge? While you wish for the greatest numbers of followers at completion, lesser numbers are far easier to control successfully while avoiding geographically close-set dangers. The Savior’s Game is easily one of the funniest games I’ve played this year, as each death includes hopeful messages of the possibility of salvation….from one who has just died horribly. And at this price (discount or not), it’s a difficult game to refuse. Unfortunately, TSG still needs some work. Sudden inexplicable camera angle changes can lead to mega-death and seems to serve no purpose at this point in development. Box movement in order to access areas beyond deadly pits can take a bit of getting used to, and doesn't always work perfectly. And while in-game upgrade purchases add to game possibilities greatly, they seem to be exhausted far too early in the game (or so says this reviewer, who may be wrong.) Fortunately, the developers are extremely responsive, and while no updates have yet occurred, they are expected soon. If you have $4 to spend and aren’t squeamish about what some few may feel are insults directed toward Christianity (but are no risk to any faith genuinely based on love, as "Life of Brian" proved), you will likely never regret this purchase. (At the very least, you’ll know within the two-hour refund limit.) What to lose? Almost nothing….. Thank you for reading (and for developing this gem.)

It's funny AF, but also extremely frustrating as the worshipers have the path finding capabilities of a wet blind pigeon with arthritis. I like the concept, but the execution is not great.