Recent reviews by toilet

An amazingly good demo!
This game is very expressive and actually really fun to play. The big picture is there and the dev team did a great job laying out the foundations! The game ran quite well, and felt really refined to play. The character Rambley is a delight to listen to, and his expressive voice actor did an amazing job at giving him emotions!
The horror aspect wasn't really a focus, from what i saw. It didn't really have much ambience, and it really didn't seem to scare me all that much. The Macaw chase scene was cliche and really didn't seem to build up to anything.

I don't think we should've went through all those locations in 5 minutes, they could've been more fleshed out.

The fine edges are quite rough, but those can be sanded away. I wish it didn't end so abruptly, as another review states "It ended when it felt like it was getting started."

The song at the end really sold the game for me. I really, really hope this is fleshed out into what the developers wanted! Thank you for making this game free, give it a try if you're reading this!

imean i'ts alight

it is good. Play it.

i don't like ultrakill
no gay robot sex
turns you into a femboy half way act 2
but ehh. i can shoot in this game so that checks everything

Just seems like fodder.
The world is artificial and overwhelmingly populated with weird lackluster characters.
Stick is a weird character, your run-of-the-mill autistic (I assume) enby with a weird tendency to talk to themselves and wear outlandish clothing.

Overall, a sweet charming game that is plagued with fetch-quest after fetch-quest.
Maybe i'll finish it some other time, games got some design choices that need to be re-thunk.

ya boy ran over and killed a family of 5, 4 years ago to this day

idk bout this game tho it don't got the starving

y u no buy, lol!

kid does not get shot by a tank
unrealistic

Splendid

A quick time waster, Good Doggo shows an endless cycle style of game, packed under a cute art style and pretty good coding.

There are 4 cycles you can upgrade, Growing (Having treats placed on you) Holding (Holding treats in place) eating (Eating your treats) and levelling (Using the treats you earned to level up.) Levelling turns into a drag after you've maxed out everything that you can to your treats, usually the point where you need to play 2-3 games to get another level.

After upgrading all your stats, gameplay ends as you need to purchase premium in order to upgrade your stats to level 4.

7/10, A fun time-waster at first, lacks replay-ability unless you want to sink about a dollar into premium. (Go for it, these devs seem to be very sweet!)