The Savior's Gang has a good approach and a very funny and different version of the biggest story ever told, however the exaggerated input lag when handling us and the very irregular frame rate make playing it a real pain.


The Savior's Gang
2019 Catness Game Studios75Good
Playable on
Available on
- $12.99
- $12.99
- $14.99
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Details
- Launch
- February 23, 2019
- Developer
- Catness Game Studios
- Publisher
- Catness Game Studios
Overview
In The Savior's Gang, the player controls The Savior, a powerful entity that is crucified and trapped between the world of mortals and heaven. This unfair death triggers the wrath of his father, an almighty pidgeon, which unleashes a series of traps, disasters and dangers all over the world. The Savior must negotiate with his Father to stop these catastrophes and save only his worshippers from all these evils and, try to get out of limbo and recover his power. To achieve his goals, he will have his good friend Stan (he hates to be called Satan) and the intermediation of his Mother and Stepfather.
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Reception
The Saviour's Gang costs 24 pence more than a Gingerbread Latte, lasts 3-4 hours longer, has a few decent jokes, and doesn't make you fat. Frankly you can't go wrong for four quid, sure it has the odd frame rate issue but it's a basic, fun game to play and fills the odd ten minutes here and there when you don't have time to run an epic quest in AAA...













