Where They Cremate The Roadkill - Gameplay, Reviews & Similar Games

Death is a dream

Developed by The Gunseed Collab · Published by The Gunseed Collab

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Where They Cremate The Roadkill has about 61 positive and 18 negative player reviews out of a total 79. We'll add a detailed breakdown here when there are more reviews.

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positive of 79 player reviews

From the Devs

A thread of three lives confront the personification of appearances as it grows from larva to adult.

At the dead-end of the future a telepath assists the embodiment of insanity and is marooned in the mind of a flea.

In the primeval past one quadruped forages for food as a sentient cancer swallows the last of Earth's living tissue.

Between the present's many crossroads a jobless coolie that cannot die kills for rebellion and revenge.

All this as a desire for sleep returns in the heart of existence.

Where They Cremate The Roadkill features in brief:
-A populating cast of more than 700 unique characters
-Few if any repeated assets with underlayers of content ensconced in half of every corner
-Over 700 hand drawn landscapes
-A fully animated interactive world where even shop vendors and ground worms can be targeted for a fight
-Four playable incarnations of outsiders with visually distinguished chapters
-A musical score of 132 tracks with themes converted from the protein sequences of nematodes (genetic music)
-Dialogue excised from near death accounts, bathroom graffiti, sensory deprivation tanks, witch trials, monastic exegesis and out of body experiences
-Open Exploration with real-time combat
-The death of novelty and an option to assassinate the Illuminati
-Fungivores, Crumb Keepers and Rockings Sharks
-Structurally anomalous, experimentally driven story and gameplay
-The notion that--when the real world is transformed into mere images...mere images become real beings-

Back of the Box

Platforms	Windows
Age ratings	ESRB T — Philosophical Mischief Cartoonish Violence PEGI 12
Controller required	No
Content notices	Philosophical Mischief Cartoonish Violence Age rating for: ESRB