Bad Bitch Blasters

The narrative is something I was absolutely not expecting from a game that looks Like That, and I won't go too much into depth on it for spoiler purposes, but the way things are built up over the course of the game and then end up playing out is kind of really good from a narrative perspective; things that may look like one-off ironic jokes or random events actually end up giving a deeper look into character personalities that then pay off later, and the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ themselves build on the characters' personalities and themes even when they're just being funny or stupid for the sake of laughs.

The trailer gives a pretty spot-on indication of the game's general tone and style (which is really ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ funny, trust me), but it goes significantly deeper than it seems on the surface with a surprisingly great emotional core and lots of gameplay depth.

Its funny, it has a surprisingly deep combat system with lots of replayability, the music is full of bangers, and it has a lot of memorable characters with an interesting story to back them up.

For being a RPGMaker game, it doesn't rely on stock art and music either, its all this MS Paint like art with a bopping soundtrack.

Rather than striving for realism, the graphics complement the over-the-top writing and comedic tone.

There are also a large amount of toggleable difficulty modifiers (mostly accessed through the ingame cheat code system) that can allow for significantly more challenging playthroughs, made tolerable by the game's short runtime (3-4 hours for a single playthrough), and these modifiers can also things easier or skippable for people who just want to see the narrative.