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The Executioner

The Executioner

|Poland|Adventure, Indie

6.6 /10

Okay

Niche

373 ratings
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The Executioner puts you in the shoes of a man who tortures people for a living while trying to retain his own sanity. In this game the monster isn't lurking behind you. You are the monster, if you choose to become one.

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Rating momentum

Okay: 6.6/10 across 373 ratings. Decent score — check if the gameplay loop clicks for you.

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Leans into Adventure, Indie, Role-playing (RPG) — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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PolygonCass Marshall · 25 Sep, 2019

It’s just a matter of whether players have the guts needed to dig deep into the questions The Executioner is asking — and what they might find out about themselves, and their place in society, once they do.

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RPGamerPascal Tekaia · 26 Nov, 2019

Unique it may be, but that alone does not constitute a quality game that should be experienced by others.

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Pardis GameAlireza Mahzoon · 2 Oct, 2019
5/10

The Executioner tries to engage you in a shocking story but the final product can be barely called a game. The time spent on reading an endless text is much more than the time you really play the game. Besides, the few gameplay elements are shallow and buggy.

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BazimagSina Golabzade · 29 Sep, 2019
6.9/10

The Executioner has a nice and bloody concept with an intriguing plot but in all the other parts, it’s not executed good enough.

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