Viscera

Though [it's] fun at times, Viscera doesn't offer enough content to keep the player engaged for long. The gameplay is honest and functional, but the lack of care in the presentation, and the repetitive concept turns it quickly forgettable amidst the vast list of titles available in the market. In sum, Viscera accomplishes its basic proposal, but doesn't stand out, becoming a passing experience in the vast universe of games around us daily.

Providing an environment where you can shoot dozens, hundreds of enemies with glee is one of the most surefire ways in which you can keep gamers entertained. However, that's also all that Viscera has going for it – weapons are shoddily balanced, the graphics are chaotic and messy, and the game's poorly optimized. Still moderately fun, but not the kind of game you'd enthusiastically recommend.

Viscera is a really great time, revelling in its endless enemies to kill and guns to fire. What's underneath those blood and guts can be shaky, if you're looking for something fun, dumb, and awesome, check it out.