Uriel's Chasm 3: Gelshock

A bad game or a misunderstood artist? I thought that this developer was just terrible at making games, but I am starting to see some consistency with his vision across multiple titles. Perhaps making a good game was never the goal, maybe it's just a trick to further subvert my expectations. However, I wonder if the strange narrative in this game could... Read more

Just like all past Rail Slave Games, this is an experience more than a game. Although this has far more game play than RSG's other entries, the true value of this one come after the credits when you have to think about the meaning, and what you just witnessed. Not for everyone, but if your are curious about a "game as art," just like RSG's other games,... Read more

From the roiling cauldron of controlled chaos that is the braincase of Dylan Barry (Mr. Rail Slave Games) comes a tale of adrenochrome-besotted slimes . . . and the time-trippin' cowgirl who loves them. Clarity's her name, and you'll catch a glimpse of the bouncing lass she used to be, right at the beginning, before she traded her Stetson for a mess... Read more

The sequel to the sequel to the worst game on Steam, EVER!!!!!!!1, if reviews are to be believed, but I haven't actually played the other Uriel's Chasm games, nor any other games by Rail Slave. I like Gelshock. It's short and strange, and has the same feeling as a horror short story, a vignette of a frightening world rather than a complete narrative... Read more

Honestly, I had quite low expectations before playing but those have been completely blown. Uriel's Chasm 3 is one of the most mechanically and intellectually challenging games I've played in a long time. It's extremely confusing at first but figuring out the puzzles and story is immensly rewarding. The graphics are neat as hell as well. It can feel... Read more